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Elxis uses three types of templates:

All these template types use the same Templates Manager. So this description, apply to all of them.

Using Template Manager you can view all the installed templates. You can also assign and edit Templates. Templates affect the way your site, backend and login screens look. You have to set one as the default. You can assign other templates to Menu Items/pages you choose. That way, you can change if you wish, the way your site looks, based on the context.

 

Site Templates

These are the templates used to the Front-End. They control the way this web site looks.

 

Toolbar

Default: Select a template and click this icon to make it the default template. It will be used, unless it is overridden by an assigned template.

Assign: Select a template and click this icon to assign it to one or more menu items. Assigned templates override default template and are used instead of it. Opens a new window from where you can select the menu items that this template is assigned to. If you select "None", it means 'Do not override'.
Note: Both the assigned and the default template will get overridden by the Template Chooser module in the Front-End. Any template displayed in this list will be listed in the Template Chooser module.

New: Click this icon to upload/install a new site template to this site. Opens a new page.

Edit HTML: Select a template and click this icon to edit its index.php file.

Edit CSS: Select a template and click this icon to edit its template_css.css file which contains the CSS classes for the template.

Delete: Select a template and click this icon to delete it. You will be prompted to confirm the deletion. Select "Yes" to delete, or "No" to cancel. The template will be permanently deleted.

Help: Shows this Help Screen.

Preview Template: If this option is checked then you will see a preview of the template when you hover over its name.

Columns

Name: Template's name.

Default: Shows which template is the default.

Assigned: Shows if one or more templates are assigned.

Author: Template's author name.

Version: This is the template's version.

Date: Date the template was created.

Author's Email: Author's Email.

Administrator Templates

These are the templates used for the Back-End. They control the way administration interface looks.

Toolbar

Default: Select a template and click this icon to make it the default template.

New: Click this icon to upload/install a new administrator template to this site. Opens a new page.

Edit HTML: Select a template and click this icon to edit its index.php file.

Edit CSS: Select a template and click this icon to edit its template_css.css file which contains the CSS classes for the template.

Delete: Select a template and click this icon to delete it. You will be prompted to confirm the deletion. Select "Yes" to delete, or "No" to cancel. The template will be permanently deleted.

Help: Shows this Help Screen.

Preview Template: If this option is checked then you will see a preview of the template when you hover over its name.

Columns

Name: Template's name.

Default: Shows which template is the default.

Author: Template's author name.

Version: This is the template's version.

Date: Date the template was created.

Author's Email: Author's Email.

Login Screens

These are the templates used for the Login Screen. They control the way the control screen looks like.

Toolbar

Default: Select a template and click this icon to make it the default login screen.

New: Click this icon to upload/install a new login screen template to this site. Opens a new page.

Edit HTML: Select a login screen and click this icon to edit its index.php file.

Edit CSS: Select a login screen and click this icon to edit its template_css.css file which contains the CSS classes for the template.

Delete: Select a login screen and click this icon to delete it. You will be prompted to confirm the deletion. Select "Yes" to delete, or "No" to cancel. The login screen will be permanently deleted.

Help: Shows this Help Screen.

Preview Template: If this option is checked then you will see a preview of the template when you hover over its name.

Columns

Name: Login screen's name.

Default: Shows which login screen is the default.

Author: Login screen's author name.

Version: This is the login screen's version.

Date: Date the login screen was created.

Author's Email: Author's Email.