Guide: Templates

Templates are the different layouts a website has. In most cases all templates have the same theme and thus use most of the same assets. Generally a user expects only one theme for every website, and to keep the web root clean from files that are not used why mutli-theme support is made redundant.

There are three main methods you can call to display the Template() content in your template - head(), body() and foot()

Template:head()

This generates the content for the head tag - meta tags, links to css and more. All controllers/plugins that have a head.php view will be compiled and output through here.

Template:body()

The body() method generates the main content area, looping through all the data sets, gathered by the controller, while applying the view individually selected for each one.

Template::foot()

Not to be confused with the footer tag , here is where all the script files are included.

Adding new templates is as simple as creating new files in the "html/template/" folder. They will appear automatically when you are editing a page, where you'll have the opportunity to pick a different template for every page.