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I am having a doubt.
- What is mean by 1 column, 2 columns-left, 2 columns-right and 3 columns ?
- What is the use ?
- How we can identify this page is 1 column , or 2 columns-left or 2 columns-right or 3 columns ?
- Can anyone please explain in brief ?
Thanks in advance.
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I am having a doubt.
- What is mean by 1 column, 2 columns-left, 2 columns-right and 3 columns ?
- What is the use ?
- How we can identify this page is 1 column , or 2 columns-left or 2 columns-right or 3 columns ?
- Can anyone please explain in brief ?
Thanks in advance.
magento2
edited 26 mins ago
Sudhanshu Bajaj
385
asked 1 hour ago
priyapriya
547
add a comment |
I am having a doubt.
- What is mean by 1 column, 2 columns-left, 2 columns-right and 3 columns ?
- What is the use ?
- How we can identify this page is 1 column , or 2 columns-left or 2 columns-right or 3 columns ?
- Can anyone please explain in brief ?
Thanks in advance.
magento2
edited 26 mins ago
Sudhanshu Bajaj
385
asked 1 hour ago
priyapriya
547
I am having a doubt.
- What is mean by 1 column, 2 columns-left, 2 columns-right and 3 columns ?
- What is the use ?
- How we can identify this page is 1 column , or 2 columns-left or 2 columns-right or 3 columns ?
- Can anyone please explain in brief ?
Thanks in advance.
magento2
magento2
edited 26 mins ago
Sudhanshu Bajaj
385
asked 1 hour ago
priyapriya
547
edited 26 mins ago
Sudhanshu Bajaj
385
asked 1 hour ago
priyapriya
547
edited 26 mins ago
Sudhanshu Bajaj
385
edited 26 mins ago
Sudhanshu Bajaj
385
edited 26 mins ago
Sudhanshu Bajaj
385
385
asked 1 hour ago
priyapriya
547
asked 1 hour ago
priyapriya
547
asked 1 hour ago
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Page layout
- Page layout declares the wireframe of a page inside the
<body>
section, for exampleone-columnlayout ortwo-columnlayout. - The example below showed the standard tag with the layout
directive, which indicates the structure (type) of the page layout
from which the new page layout is inherited. - It means that module page with this layout file will have a
one-column grid, the same that is used by the standard Magento 2
“Luma” theme on the main page. - I would like to remind that you can also use the admin panel to
select the required template. The corresponding menu item can be
found in the following way:
Content ⇒ Pages ⇒ Target_Page_Edit ⇒ Design ⇒ Layout
If you apply a standard grid to the “Luma” theme main page.
Where are the existing page layouts used in Magento 2?
There are 5 types of default page layouts in Magento 2. Let’s take
the “Luma” theme as an example and see which main pages they are
applied at.
empty(page without containers) – checkout pages (update from empty),
1 column(one container for all the content) – home page,
product-view, all-cms-pages, cart, login-page, success page,
2 columnwith left bar (container for content and left sidebar) –
what-is-new, category-view, subcategory-view, account-pages,
2 column with right bar(container for content and right sidebar) –
no-route-page (404),
3 column(3 optional containers).
Sample page layout:
/view/frontend/page_layout/2columns-left.xml
<layout xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="urn:magento:framework:View/Layout/etc/page_layout.xsd">
<update handle="1column"/>
<referenceContainer name="columns">
<container name="div.sidebar.main" htmlTag="div" htmlClass="sidebar sidebar-main" after="main">
<container name="sidebar.main" as="sidebar_main" label="Sidebar Main"/>
</container>
<container name="div.sidebar.additional" htmlTag="div" htmlClass="sidebar sidebar-additional" after="div.sidebar.main">
<container name="sidebar.additional" as="sidebar_additional" label="Sidebar Additional"/>
</container>
</referenceContainer>
</layout>
Page layout files conventional location
Conventionally page layouts must be located as follows
Module page layouts:<module_dir>/view/frontend/page_layout
Theme page layouts:<theme_dir>/<Namespace>_<Module>/page_layout
Refrences
Magento DevDocs
belvg
answered 1 hour ago
AadityaAaditya
4,50121139
1
Thanks a lot. It helped for me.
– priya
1 hour ago
Anytime, If it solves your query then you can mark solution as accepted which will help future readers.
– Aaditya
1 hour ago
what is the use of <update handle="1column"/> update handle?
– priya
26 mins ago
The update handle is basically a "merge this layout with my current layout".
– Aaditya
14 mins ago
add a comment |
You can read layout image via devdocs: https://devdocs.magento.com/guides/v2.2/frontend-dev-guide/layouts/layout-overview.html
To use that column via layout, you can add attribute "layout" via your layout:
<config xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" layout="2columns-left" xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="urn:magento:framework:ObjectManager/etc/config.xsd">
answered 1 hour ago
the lightthe light
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I am trying to answer in my perspective
layout in nothing but an view layer in magento 2. What you see in webpage is an layout and it can be like
1 - column, 2- coulmns-left etc..,
it will be defined in layout.xml respective to the pages you're working on.
For example :
If you're working on homepage then you must defining the layout in cms_index_index.xml likewise it varies from product page catalog_product_view.xml
and coming back to the question
1 - Column
2 - column left
2 - column right - is vise-versa of 2 - column left
and
3 - column
2 . How to identify layout of particular page
In magento you can inspect the page and check the body tag for layout class
It looks like
page-layout-1column or page-layout-2columns-left
and it does vary from page to page.
In magento you can verify by checking the xml file and for each page there will separate layout will be defined.
Home page - cms_index_index.xml
Cateogry Page - catalog_category_view.xml
Product Page - catalog_product_view.xml
Cart page - checkout_cart_index.xml
Checkout - checkout_index_index.xml
and for cms pages you have login to admin and find out the layout in specific to pages.
For more information visit here
Hope this information helps.
answered 1 hour ago
Prathap GunasekaranPrathap Gunasekaran
1,9321618
add a comment |
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Page layout
- Page layout declares the wireframe of a page inside the
<body>
section, for exampleone-columnlayout ortwo-columnlayout. - The example below showed the standard tag with the layout
directive, which indicates the structure (type) of the page layout
from which the new page layout is inherited. - It means that module page with this layout file will have a
one-column grid, the same that is used by the standard Magento 2
“Luma” theme on the main page. - I would like to remind that you can also use the admin panel to
select the required template. The corresponding menu item can be
found in the following way:
Content ⇒ Pages ⇒ Target_Page_Edit ⇒ Design ⇒ Layout
If you apply a standard grid to the “Luma” theme main page.
Where are the existing page layouts used in Magento 2?
There are 5 types of default page layouts in Magento 2. Let’s take
the “Luma” theme as an example and see which main pages they are
applied at.
empty(page without containers) – checkout pages (update from empty),
1 column(one container for all the content) – home page,
product-view, all-cms-pages, cart, login-page, success page,
2 columnwith left bar (container for content and left sidebar) –
what-is-new, category-view, subcategory-view, account-pages,
2 column with right bar(container for content and right sidebar) –
no-route-page (404),
3 column(3 optional containers).
Sample page layout:
/view/frontend/page_layout/2columns-left.xml
<layout xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="urn:magento:framework:View/Layout/etc/page_layout.xsd">
<update handle="1column"/>
<referenceContainer name="columns">
<container name="div.sidebar.main" htmlTag="div" htmlClass="sidebar sidebar-main" after="main">
<container name="sidebar.main" as="sidebar_main" label="Sidebar Main"/>
</container>
<container name="div.sidebar.additional" htmlTag="div" htmlClass="sidebar sidebar-additional" after="div.sidebar.main">
<container name="sidebar.additional" as="sidebar_additional" label="Sidebar Additional"/>
</container>
</referenceContainer>
</layout>
Page layout files conventional location
Conventionally page layouts must be located as follows
Module page layouts:<module_dir>/view/frontend/page_layout
Theme page layouts:<theme_dir>/<Namespace>_<Module>/page_layout
Refrences
Magento DevDocs
belvg
answered 1 hour ago
AadityaAaditya
4,50121139
1
Thanks a lot. It helped for me.
– priya
1 hour ago
Anytime, If it solves your query then you can mark solution as accepted which will help future readers.
– Aaditya
1 hour ago
what is the use of <update handle="1column"/> update handle?
– priya
26 mins ago
The update handle is basically a "merge this layout with my current layout".
– Aaditya
14 mins ago
add a comment |
Page layout
- Page layout declares the wireframe of a page inside the
<body>
section, for exampleone-columnlayout ortwo-columnlayout. - The example below showed the standard tag with the layout
directive, which indicates the structure (type) of the page layout
from which the new page layout is inherited. - It means that module page with this layout file will have a
one-column grid, the same that is used by the standard Magento 2
“Luma” theme on the main page. - I would like to remind that you can also use the admin panel to
select the required template. The corresponding menu item can be
found in the following way:
Content ⇒ Pages ⇒ Target_Page_Edit ⇒ Design ⇒ Layout
If you apply a standard grid to the “Luma” theme main page.
Where are the existing page layouts used in Magento 2?
There are 5 types of default page layouts in Magento 2. Let’s take
the “Luma” theme as an example and see which main pages they are
applied at.
empty(page without containers) – checkout pages (update from empty),
1 column(one container for all the content) – home page,
product-view, all-cms-pages, cart, login-page, success page,
2 columnwith left bar (container for content and left sidebar) –
what-is-new, category-view, subcategory-view, account-pages,
2 column with right bar(container for content and right sidebar) –
no-route-page (404),
3 column(3 optional containers).
Sample page layout:
/view/frontend/page_layout/2columns-left.xml
<layout xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="urn:magento:framework:View/Layout/etc/page_layout.xsd">
<update handle="1column"/>
<referenceContainer name="columns">
<container name="div.sidebar.main" htmlTag="div" htmlClass="sidebar sidebar-main" after="main">
<container name="sidebar.main" as="sidebar_main" label="Sidebar Main"/>
</container>
<container name="div.sidebar.additional" htmlTag="div" htmlClass="sidebar sidebar-additional" after="div.sidebar.main">
<container name="sidebar.additional" as="sidebar_additional" label="Sidebar Additional"/>
</container>
</referenceContainer>
</layout>
Page layout files conventional location
Conventionally page layouts must be located as follows
Module page layouts:<module_dir>/view/frontend/page_layout
Theme page layouts:<theme_dir>/<Namespace>_<Module>/page_layout
Refrences
Magento DevDocs
belvg
answered 1 hour ago
AadityaAaditya
4,50121139
1
Thanks a lot. It helped for me.
– priya
1 hour ago
Anytime, If it solves your query then you can mark solution as accepted which will help future readers.
– Aaditya
1 hour ago
what is the use of <update handle="1column"/> update handle?
– priya
26 mins ago
The update handle is basically a "merge this layout with my current layout".
– Aaditya
14 mins ago
add a comment |
Page layout
- Page layout declares the wireframe of a page inside the
<body>
section, for exampleone-columnlayout ortwo-columnlayout. - The example below showed the standard tag with the layout
directive, which indicates the structure (type) of the page layout
from which the new page layout is inherited. - It means that module page with this layout file will have a
one-column grid, the same that is used by the standard Magento 2
“Luma” theme on the main page. - I would like to remind that you can also use the admin panel to
select the required template. The corresponding menu item can be
found in the following way:
Content ⇒ Pages ⇒ Target_Page_Edit ⇒ Design ⇒ Layout
If you apply a standard grid to the “Luma” theme main page.
Where are the existing page layouts used in Magento 2?
There are 5 types of default page layouts in Magento 2. Let’s take
the “Luma” theme as an example and see which main pages they are
applied at.
empty(page without containers) – checkout pages (update from empty),
1 column(one container for all the content) – home page,
product-view, all-cms-pages, cart, login-page, success page,
2 columnwith left bar (container for content and left sidebar) –
what-is-new, category-view, subcategory-view, account-pages,
2 column with right bar(container for content and right sidebar) –
no-route-page (404),
3 column(3 optional containers).
Sample page layout:
/view/frontend/page_layout/2columns-left.xml
<layout xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="urn:magento:framework:View/Layout/etc/page_layout.xsd">
<update handle="1column"/>
<referenceContainer name="columns">
<container name="div.sidebar.main" htmlTag="div" htmlClass="sidebar sidebar-main" after="main">
<container name="sidebar.main" as="sidebar_main" label="Sidebar Main"/>
</container>
<container name="div.sidebar.additional" htmlTag="div" htmlClass="sidebar sidebar-additional" after="div.sidebar.main">
<container name="sidebar.additional" as="sidebar_additional" label="Sidebar Additional"/>
</container>
</referenceContainer>
</layout>
Page layout files conventional location
Conventionally page layouts must be located as follows
Module page layouts:<module_dir>/view/frontend/page_layout
Theme page layouts:<theme_dir>/<Namespace>_<Module>/page_layout
Refrences
Magento DevDocs
belvg
answered 1 hour ago
AadityaAaditya
4,50121139
Page layout
- Page layout declares the wireframe of a page inside the
<body>
section, for exampleone-columnlayout ortwo-columnlayout. - The example below showed the standard tag with the layout
directive, which indicates the structure (type) of the page layout
from which the new page layout is inherited. - It means that module page with this layout file will have a
one-column grid, the same that is used by the standard Magento 2
“Luma” theme on the main page. - I would like to remind that you can also use the admin panel to
select the required template. The corresponding menu item can be
found in the following way:
Content ⇒ Pages ⇒ Target_Page_Edit ⇒ Design ⇒ Layout
If you apply a standard grid to the “Luma” theme main page.
Where are the existing page layouts used in Magento 2?
There are 5 types of default page layouts in Magento 2. Let’s take
the “Luma” theme as an example and see which main pages they are
applied at.
empty(page without containers) – checkout pages (update from empty),
1 column(one container for all the content) – home page,
product-view, all-cms-pages, cart, login-page, success page,
2 columnwith left bar (container for content and left sidebar) –
what-is-new, category-view, subcategory-view, account-pages,
2 column with right bar(container for content and right sidebar) –
no-route-page (404),
3 column(3 optional containers).
Sample page layout:
/view/frontend/page_layout/2columns-left.xml
<layout xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="urn:magento:framework:View/Layout/etc/page_layout.xsd">
<update handle="1column"/>
<referenceContainer name="columns">
<container name="div.sidebar.main" htmlTag="div" htmlClass="sidebar sidebar-main" after="main">
<container name="sidebar.main" as="sidebar_main" label="Sidebar Main"/>
</container>
<container name="div.sidebar.additional" htmlTag="div" htmlClass="sidebar sidebar-additional" after="div.sidebar.main">
<container name="sidebar.additional" as="sidebar_additional" label="Sidebar Additional"/>
</container>
</referenceContainer>
</layout>
Page layout files conventional location
Conventionally page layouts must be located as follows
Module page layouts:<module_dir>/view/frontend/page_layout
Theme page layouts:<theme_dir>/<Namespace>_<Module>/page_layout
Refrences
Magento DevDocs
belvg
answered 1 hour ago
AadityaAaditya
4,50121139
answered 1 hour ago
AadityaAaditya
4,50121139
answered 1 hour ago
AadityaAaditya
4,50121139
answered 1 hour ago
AadityaAaditya
4,50121139
4,50121139
1
Thanks a lot. It helped for me.
– priya
1 hour ago
Anytime, If it solves your query then you can mark solution as accepted which will help future readers.
– Aaditya
1 hour ago
what is the use of <update handle="1column"/> update handle?
– priya
26 mins ago
The update handle is basically a "merge this layout with my current layout".
– Aaditya
14 mins ago
add a comment |
1
Thanks a lot. It helped for me.
– priya
1 hour ago
Anytime, If it solves your query then you can mark solution as accepted which will help future readers.
– Aaditya
1 hour ago
what is the use of <update handle="1column"/> update handle?
– priya
26 mins ago
The update handle is basically a "merge this layout with my current layout".
– Aaditya
14 mins ago
1
1
Thanks a lot. It helped for me.
– priya
1 hour ago
Thanks a lot. It helped for me.
– priya
1 hour ago
Anytime, If it solves your query then you can mark solution as accepted which will help future readers.
– Aaditya
1 hour ago
Anytime, If it solves your query then you can mark solution as accepted which will help future readers.
– Aaditya
1 hour ago
what is the use of <update handle="1column"/> update handle?
– priya
26 mins ago
what is the use of <update handle="1column"/> update handle?
– priya
26 mins ago
The update handle is basically a "merge this layout with my current layout".
– Aaditya
14 mins ago
The update handle is basically a "merge this layout with my current layout".
– Aaditya
14 mins ago
add a comment |
You can read layout image via devdocs: https://devdocs.magento.com/guides/v2.2/frontend-dev-guide/layouts/layout-overview.html
To use that column via layout, you can add attribute "layout" via your layout:
<config xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" layout="2columns-left" xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="urn:magento:framework:ObjectManager/etc/config.xsd">
answered 1 hour ago
the lightthe light
895
add a comment |
You can read layout image via devdocs: https://devdocs.magento.com/guides/v2.2/frontend-dev-guide/layouts/layout-overview.html
To use that column via layout, you can add attribute "layout" via your layout:
<config xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" layout="2columns-left" xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="urn:magento:framework:ObjectManager/etc/config.xsd">
answered 1 hour ago
the lightthe light
895
add a comment |
You can read layout image via devdocs: https://devdocs.magento.com/guides/v2.2/frontend-dev-guide/layouts/layout-overview.html
To use that column via layout, you can add attribute "layout" via your layout:
<config xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" layout="2columns-left" xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="urn:magento:framework:ObjectManager/etc/config.xsd">
answered 1 hour ago
the lightthe light
895
You can read layout image via devdocs: https://devdocs.magento.com/guides/v2.2/frontend-dev-guide/layouts/layout-overview.html
To use that column via layout, you can add attribute "layout" via your layout:
<config xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" layout="2columns-left" xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="urn:magento:framework:ObjectManager/etc/config.xsd">
answered 1 hour ago
the lightthe light
895
answered 1 hour ago
the lightthe light
895
answered 1 hour ago
the lightthe light
895
answered 1 hour ago
the lightthe light
895
895
add a comment |
add a comment |
I am trying to answer in my perspective
layout in nothing but an view layer in magento 2. What you see in webpage is an layout and it can be like
1 - column, 2- coulmns-left etc..,
it will be defined in layout.xml respective to the pages you're working on.
For example :
If you're working on homepage then you must defining the layout in cms_index_index.xml likewise it varies from product page catalog_product_view.xml
and coming back to the question
1 - Column
2 - column left
2 - column right - is vise-versa of 2 - column left
and
3 - column
2 . How to identify layout of particular page
In magento you can inspect the page and check the body tag for layout class
It looks like
page-layout-1column or page-layout-2columns-left
and it does vary from page to page.
In magento you can verify by checking the xml file and for each page there will separate layout will be defined.
Home page - cms_index_index.xml
Cateogry Page - catalog_category_view.xml
Product Page - catalog_product_view.xml
Cart page - checkout_cart_index.xml
Checkout - checkout_index_index.xml
and for cms pages you have login to admin and find out the layout in specific to pages.
For more information visit here
Hope this information helps.
answered 1 hour ago
Prathap GunasekaranPrathap Gunasekaran
1,9321618
add a comment |
I am trying to answer in my perspective
layout in nothing but an view layer in magento 2. What you see in webpage is an layout and it can be like
1 - column, 2- coulmns-left etc..,
it will be defined in layout.xml respective to the pages you're working on.
For example :
If you're working on homepage then you must defining the layout in cms_index_index.xml likewise it varies from product page catalog_product_view.xml
and coming back to the question
1 - Column
2 - column left
2 - column right - is vise-versa of 2 - column left
and
3 - column
2 . How to identify layout of particular page
In magento you can inspect the page and check the body tag for layout class
It looks like
page-layout-1column or page-layout-2columns-left
and it does vary from page to page.
In magento you can verify by checking the xml file and for each page there will separate layout will be defined.
Home page - cms_index_index.xml
Cateogry Page - catalog_category_view.xml
Product Page - catalog_product_view.xml
Cart page - checkout_cart_index.xml
Checkout - checkout_index_index.xml
and for cms pages you have login to admin and find out the layout in specific to pages.
For more information visit here
Hope this information helps.
answered 1 hour ago
Prathap GunasekaranPrathap Gunasekaran
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I am trying to answer in my perspective
layout in nothing but an view layer in magento 2. What you see in webpage is an layout and it can be like
1 - column, 2- coulmns-left etc..,
it will be defined in layout.xml respective to the pages you're working on.
For example :
If you're working on homepage then you must defining the layout in cms_index_index.xml likewise it varies from product page catalog_product_view.xml
and coming back to the question
1 - Column
2 - column left
2 - column right - is vise-versa of 2 - column left
and
3 - column
2 . How to identify layout of particular page
In magento you can inspect the page and check the body tag for layout class
It looks like
page-layout-1column or page-layout-2columns-left
and it does vary from page to page.
In magento you can verify by checking the xml file and for each page there will separate layout will be defined.
Home page - cms_index_index.xml
Cateogry Page - catalog_category_view.xml
Product Page - catalog_product_view.xml
Cart page - checkout_cart_index.xml
Checkout - checkout_index_index.xml
and for cms pages you have login to admin and find out the layout in specific to pages.
For more information visit here
Hope this information helps.
answered 1 hour ago
Prathap GunasekaranPrathap Gunasekaran
1,9321618
I am trying to answer in my perspective
layout in nothing but an view layer in magento 2. What you see in webpage is an layout and it can be like
1 - column, 2- coulmns-left etc..,
it will be defined in layout.xml respective to the pages you're working on.
For example :
If you're working on homepage then you must defining the layout in cms_index_index.xml likewise it varies from product page catalog_product_view.xml
and coming back to the question
1 - Column
2 - column left
2 - column right - is vise-versa of 2 - column left
and
3 - column
2 . How to identify layout of particular page
In magento you can inspect the page and check the body tag for layout class
It looks like
page-layout-1column or page-layout-2columns-left
and it does vary from page to page.
In magento you can verify by checking the xml file and for each page there will separate layout will be defined.
Home page - cms_index_index.xml
Cateogry Page - catalog_category_view.xml
Product Page - catalog_product_view.xml
Cart page - checkout_cart_index.xml
Checkout - checkout_index_index.xml
and for cms pages you have login to admin and find out the layout in specific to pages.
For more information visit here
Hope this information helps.
answered 1 hour ago
Prathap GunasekaranPrathap Gunasekaran
1,9321618
answered 1 hour ago
Prathap GunasekaranPrathap Gunasekaran
1,9321618
answered 1 hour ago
Prathap GunasekaranPrathap Gunasekaran
1,9321618
answered 1 hour ago
Prathap GunasekaranPrathap Gunasekaran
1,9321618
1,9321618
add a comment |
add a comment |
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