What are "Pages" and "Areas"
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The docs describes several components used by C5, and I am trying to generate a complete but very brief list of each.
What are "Pages" and "Areas" as listed onhttps://documentation.concrete5.org/user-guide/guided-tour/pages-are... but left blank?
Also, am I missing any from my list below?
Thanks
Pages - What are these?
Areas - What are these?
Blocks - Some content or functionality you can edit from within a page.
Themes - Set the overall look and feel.
Stacks - Allow reuse of a block or a combination of blocks.
Page Types - Represent the data object of each page.
Page Templates - Define the layout of a page.
Attributes - Allow adding meta data to pages.
Single Pages - Custom pages used only once.
What are "Pages" and "Areas" as listed onhttps://documentation.concrete5.org/user-guide/guided-tour/pages-are... but left blank?
Also, am I missing any from my list below?
Thanks
Pages - What are these?
Areas - What are these?
Blocks - Some content or functionality you can edit from within a page.
Themes - Set the overall look and feel.
Stacks - Allow reuse of a block or a combination of blocks.
Page Types - Represent the data object of each page.
Page Templates - Define the layout of a page.
Attributes - Allow adding meta data to pages.
Single Pages - Custom pages used only once.
Thanks hutman,
Yeah, felt kind of silly asking "what are pages". Just wanted to make sure they weren't some type of component that I might want to create using PHP like the others. Also, seems like I don't create a PHP file for areas and global areas either, but they are just portions of a given template.
Yeah, felt kind of silly asking "what are pages". Just wanted to make sure they weren't some type of component that I might want to create using PHP like the others. Also, seems like I don't create a PHP file for areas and global areas either, but they are just portions of a given template.
Yes, that's correct, none of these need PHP files created.
You forgot Packages
Areas are sections of the page defined by the page template that hold blocks.
One thing you might be missing is Global Areas which are sections of the page defined by the theme that hold blocks and are used globally across the entire site (think header/footer)