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J. C. Loab


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10-18-04 07:50 AM

Hi everyone,

I'm studying CMS development, reading lot of powerpoint files from various
Tech'ed (thanks mcmsfaq.com ).

I still have a question : lot of speakers talk about "base template" where
you defined your page layout (title, images ...) and then you create own
templates extending the base template.

I don't really see how to achieve this (I might be stupid :p).
What would be nice is to design a page with layouts like this for example :
a left/right column, a header, a footer and a main place for content.
--------------------------
--------------------------
|    |                          |      |
|    |                          |      |
|    |    Main              |      |
|    |       Content       |      |
|    |                          |      |
|    |                          |      |
---------------------------
---------------------------

All templates will inherit this model and change only the main content space
with their placeholders defintions.

Can you help me or do you have any idea ?

Thanks in advance,

Regards,

J.C










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