Before you create layouts in the editorial system of CMS Fiona, you should always develop a concept in which the structure of the website, its layout, and any possible further uses of the content are determined. In doing this the following aspects should be given particular consideration:
You should place as much emphasis as possible on the flexibility of the layout concept to minimize maintenance expenditures and the costs for subsequent adjustments. This means in particular that layouts should be used consistently: a layout file should be provided in every area of the layout in which future changes are to be expected.
If already in the base layout the main content of a file is inserted using
<npsobj name="body" insertvalue="var"/>
then in the subfolder it is no longer possible to design this part of the page using local layouts. Therefore, one initially calls only a layout as a wildcard for the main content, for example in the form
<npsobj name="localtemplate" insertvalue="template"/>
and in the same hierarchy level creates a layout with the name localtemplate and the content
<npsobj name="body" insertvalue="var"/>
In this way further formatting can be defined as required for each folder in a dedicated localtemplate.