To view and manage all templates that your website pages are based on, navigate to Design » Page templates.
The Templates grid provides you with details about each template, sorting, filtering, and searching options.
This column displays the title of the template, its status, and its thumbnail.
Click the title to open the template for editing.
By clicking the column header, you can sort the templates by the date that they were last modified.
NOTE: MVC templates have a blue label MVC on their thumbnail. .NET Core templates have a green label NEW EDITOR next to their title.
If your site uses multiple languages, for each template, the Templates grid displays which languages the template is translated to.
The column displays the path to the layout file or a link to an existing page template, which the template is based on.
The system automatically generates the location path of the layout file, based on Sitefinity CMS templates conventions. For example, \ResourcePackages\Bootstrap4\Mvc\Views\layouts\default.cshtml. For more information, see Map page templates to layout files.
\ResourcePackages\Bootstrap4\Mvc\Views\layouts\default.cshtml
Thus, you can easily check the resource package that the template uses - for example, Bootstrap4.
In this column, you can see how many pages use this template. If you click the green number, a list of all pages that use this template appears.
This column displays the date and the user that last modified the template.
By expanding the Actions menu of a template, you can:
To sort page templates, on the Templates grid, click (Filter templates).
You can sort templates using the Sort templates dropdown box in the toolbar of the page. There are the following sorting options:
NOTE: You can also sort the templates, using the TITLE and the LAST MODIFIED column headers.
To filter page templates, on the Templates grid, click (Filter templates). You can use the following filters:
NOTE: If you have a multisite instance, except for the special filters, the filters display all templates from all sites, regardless of whether the templates are shared with the current site or not.
You can manage the permissions for page templates, by clicking Settings for templates. For more information, see Permissions by section.
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