How to Use the Page Setup Settings
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Revision as of 22:03, 6 October 2011
The Page Setup Meta Settings allow you to customize the look of a page and the sections inside it. This guide will walk you through each setting and how they work.
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Overview of the Page Setup Meta Settings
Access the Page Setup Meta Settings by clicking on the "Pages" tab in your WordPress administration panel and selecting the page you want to edit.
The settings are located under the "Page Setup" tab in the "PageLines Meta Settings" section underneath the page text editor.
Template Setup Overview Refer to the image "Page Setup Meta Settings Overview"
- This setting allows you to choose the overall page layout
- These settings allow you to choose which sections appear on your page
- These settings are for adding a background image and customizing its appearance
- This setting allows you to choose the Secondary Navigation menu that appears in the Header of your page
Individual Page Content Layout
Page Layout Overview Refer to the image "Page Layout Overview"
You probably don't want to use the same layout on every page, so PageLines gives you the option to choose one for any specific page. To choose a layout, click the one you want then click "Save Meta Settings" at the top of the settings.
- Full Width: Posts occupy the width of your main page without sidebars
- Left Content, Right Sidebar: Posts occupy the left with a right sidebar
- Right Content, Left Sidebar: Posts occupy the right with a left sidebar
- Left Content, Dual Right Sidebars: Posts occupy the left with two smaller right sidebars
- Right Content, Dual Left Sidebars: Posts occupy the right with two smaller left sidebars
- Center Content, Left and Right Sidebars: Posts occupy the center with smaller left and right sidebars
Individual Page Section Control
There may be times when you don't need a certain page section to appear on a specific page. These settings allow you to control which sections display and hide.
Let's say that you have the Twitter bar enabled, but you don't want it to display on one page. Check the box next to "Hide TwitterBar" then click "Save Meta Settings" at the top of the settings.
- These sections make up the page's four template areas: Header, Template, Morefoot, and Footer
- These sections make up the page's content area including the content, wrap, and sidebars
Page Background Image
There may be times when you don't need a certain page section to appear on a specific page. These settings allow you to control which sections display and hide.