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Header will be a widget in pagebuilder that uses an html file, so that it isn’t editable. If we need to tweak a single header, we can save the html to a different file, and then update the pagebuilder data to point to the new file. For member pages, a member-specific static header will be injected using a template file in html/pages/members/templates/memberHeader.html.
Body
The body is comprised of 3 sections, that we’re unofficially calling headertop, bodymiddle, and footer. The header here is not to be confused with the header on the top of the page. Inject bottom.
Initialize each page with the default template for that page. While editing, inject different data examples into the 3 sections of the body, based on what they choose. They get 3 choices for each section (3 headers, 3 bodies, 3 footers). They will be able to edit these in on the manage-showroom pagepage itself using a custom PB2.
Social Media Footer
Will show if they have content in the icons. Just center it.
Choosing Section Options
In the manage-showroom page in sitemanager, users Members will be able to choose between 3 options of headertop, bodymiddle, and footer bottom – also known as sections 1, 2, and 3 by making selections in the PB2 sidebar. Dragging and moving sections won’t be permitted in pageBuilder , because then these sections will be out of sync with the selections in this admin pageto keep things simple.
Microsite Page URLs
Microsite pages will be shown by their URL in the pages table. The pages, when generated, will all be stems of the showroom URL.
eg. Showroom URL: citizen, About URL: citizen-about, etc…
Showing The Showroom Page
Perhaps The /pages/ can be swapped with code will be duplicated in /members/ as a symlink, and page URLs in the pages table can be relative to members/ for cleaner URLs. Showroom pages will have to be created in the pages table just like microsite pages.