Now let us investigate “Templates” interface. Here you find a list of existing templates of your site documents. As we said, template defines the way documents look at your site. In this interface you can create new template, edit and delete existing ones. Also you can manage other useful files like style sheets, JavaScript files etc. Let us create new template. Click “Create new template” button which drives us to template creating interface. First of all, define new template's filename, then define template's representation code. For example,

<html>
       <body>
              <h1>Title</h1>
              Page content
       </body>
</html>

But what if we want to define that “Title” and “Page content” should be editable during administrative session? Select word “title” and click left button a bit lower then field with our presentation code. This will invoke a window with a small form. Define title and choose type for a pointer to a query container. For example, “title” and “string”. Word “Title” will be replaced with a query container pointer. Now select “page content” text and perform the same operations. Define “body” and “visual editor” as container's name and type. Now we have a presentation code similar to this:

After saving changes, template will appear in the common templates list and it can be assigned to your site documents in the structure management interface.

While creating and editing templates you can also define placeholders for common blocks of content (SDC), include system module (DDC) or insert a value of a system environment variable. But to understand, how to use them it is recommended to read system documentation.