Anatomy of a page

In this Article

• Page content
• Banners
• Page layout
• Theme

Composer pages consist of several editable regions.

Page content

Page content describes the “meat” of the page. This would include all of the elements you add to a particular page and the content they hold. When you add an element to a page in Composer, you're placing that element on the "page content" region.

Banners

Banners appear at the top, bottom, left, and right sides of a page. Left and right banners flank page content and can contain their own elements. Top and bottom banners, called headers and footers, span horizontally across the top and bottom of a page, respectively. Each banner can include Composer elements.

Note: Headers and footers utilize dedicated elements specifically designed for a header or footer.

Page layout

There are 12 available page layout diagrams you can use for the page content, not including additional options provided by adding banners.

To access the page layout options, toggle into "Compose mode" and click on the brick wall icon to the right of the Compose toggle. 

Each layout provides a baseline grid with rows and columns that you can add Composer elements to. Learn about how to select banners and layouts for your page in Page Layout & Appearance.

Theme

Finally, the overall style and appearance of a page is determined by the page’s theme. Your site may come with a single default theme or multiple themes for different subsections of your site. Find out more about using themes on your site in Applying themes in Composer.