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| − | The unroole layout editor has been designed to allow for the majority of content to be entered and managed through the CMS with little to no knowledge of HTML, CSS or JavaScript. Building layouts in the CMS using only content from within the CMS and without adding or modifying the strcuture of the layout through HTML widgets is referred to as standard design. Using a standard design allow for maximum compatibility and reduces the chance of layout rendering error. | + | The unroole layout editor has been designed to allow for the majority of content to be entered and managed through the CMS with little to no knowledge of HTML, CSS or JavaScript. Building layouts in the CMS using only content from within the CMS and without adding or modifying the strcuture of the layout through HTML widgets is referred to as standard design. Using a standard design allow for maximum compatibility and reduces the chance of layout rendering error. The standard design approach allows the widgets to generate the HTML/CSS/JS of a layout themselves, whereas the [[Static Layout Design]] or [[Composite Layout Design]] can corrupt the page with invalid user syntax. |
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Latest revision as of 08:51, 18 July 2012
See also: Layouts
For more information, see Layout Editor.
The unroole layout editor has been designed to allow for the majority of content to be entered and managed through the CMS with little to no knowledge of HTML, CSS or JavaScript. Building layouts in the CMS using only content from within the CMS and without adding or modifying the strcuture of the layout through HTML widgets is referred to as standard design. Using a standard design allow for maximum compatibility and reduces the chance of layout rendering error. The standard design approach allows the widgets to generate the HTML/CSS/JS of a layout themselves, whereas the Static Layout Design or Composite Layout Design can corrupt the page with invalid user syntax.
