Template model optimises the website design
The ZMS framework contains a modular and hierarchical
template concept providing the usual site functions and being expandable at will.
The ZMS framework contains a modular and hierarchical
template concept providing the usual site functions and being expandable at will.
The layout consists of the page heading, the middle content area and the bottom of the page. For structuring own templates you act as follows: starting from a design template, the design elements are defined and correlated with the function oriented template concept shown below. The function of a template reveals in its naming (see table below). The particular document areas are assembled to the whole page, the arrangement (layout) of the template contents is managed through a table construction.
The HTML site in the view consists of three elements at rude consideration:
MASTERTEMPLATES standard_html_request: init REQUEST variables standard_html_header: all templates before content standard_html_footer: all templates after content PAGEREGIONS / LAYOUT pageregionTop: page top pageregionLeft: Left column pageregionBefore: before content pageregionAfter: after content pageregionRight: right column [Macro+Context] pageregionBottom: page bottom HTMLHEAD headDoctype: DOCTYPE declaration headLinkrelations: LINK elements headCSS: STYLE elements headBodytag: BODY Tag FUNCTIONAL PAGEELEMENTS pageelement_Logo: Logo pageelement_Menu: channel bar pageelement_Macronavigation: main navigation pageelement_Micronavigation: path navigation pageelement_Search: search pageelement_Searchresults: search pageelement_Languageselect: language selector pageelement_Styleselect: styling selector pageelement_Headline: document title pageelement_Description: document description pageelement_TOC: document overview pageelement_Index: table of content pageelement_Links: related documents and links pageelement_Teaser: teaser elements pageelement_Copyright: copyright information
Erstellt von: Dr. Frank Hoffmann , HOFFMANN+LIEBENBERG , erstellt am: 2008/06/27 , zuletzt geändert: 2008/07/22