Page and region structure
Pages combine different Content Manager building blocks to create a page that you can publish to a website.
- Pages
- A Page is a top-level Region, which contains one or more Regions and/or Components (or Component Presentations). Since the Page is also a Region, it is based on a Region Schema, which you specify in the Page Template.
- Regions
- A Region represents a content area on a Page and can contain Components (or Component Presentations) and/or further Regions. In fact, a Page is considered the top-level Region. The red dashed boxed areas on the right are Regions.
- Components
- Components define text or multimedia content.
The following diagram shows a simplified view of an example page:
The example shows a page with three regions. The last region is a multi-column layout and contains three components.
The following screen capture shows the same page as it would appear when opened for editing in Experience Space: