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Understanding Content Hierarchy of a DNN Website (Site - Theme - Template - Containers - Modules)

Have you ever wondered how a website page is structured? In this video, we'll take a closer look at the content hierarchy of a DNN (DotNetNuke) website page, which is a popular .NET Content Management System used to create and manage websites. First, let's talk about Skins or Themes. A website theme, or Skin is a pre-designed layout and style that determines the overall look and feel of a website. In a DNN website, the skin is the first layer of the content hierarchy. It controls the basic design elements of the website, such as the header, footer, navigation menu, and overall color scheme. Think of it as the foundation of the website. Next up are page templates. A page template is a pre-designed layout that is applied to individual pages on the website. Page templates define the layout of a page by creating containers that hold different types of content. These containers constrain the content to specific areas or shapes within the page, making it easier to organize and display information. For example, a page template may have a container for the header, another for the main content area, and another for the sidebar. Now, let's talk about modules. Modules are the building blocks of a DNN website page. They are small pieces of code that can be added to a page to provide specific types of content or functionality. Modules can be used to add a calendar, a blog, a photo gallery, or any other type of content that the website requires. Modules can be loaded into the containers defined by the page template, which controls where and how the content is displayed. So, to summarize, the content hierarchy of a DNN website page is structured as follows: Theme / Skin Controls the basic design elements of the website. Page Template Defines the layout of individual pages by creating containers that hold different types of content. Containers Constrains and defines the areas on a page where content can be placed. Modules Provide specific types of content or functionality and can be loaded into the containers defined by the page template. Understanding the content hierarchy of a website page is important because it helps you organize and present information in a clear and effective way. By using templates, page templates, and modules, you can create a consistent and professional-looking website that is easy to navigate and use. In this video, we've provided a basic overview of the content hierarchy of a DNN website page. If you're interested in learning more about DNN or website design in general, be sure to check out our other videos on the topic. #DNNSiteStructure #DNNWebsiteDesign #DNNContentHierarchy Video Narrated by: Ron Halversen Video Produced by: Ron Halversen For more information on our eCommerce solution, check out Clarity eCommerce: https://www.clarity-ventures.com/ecom... Contact us: https://www.clarity-ventures.com/cont... DISCLAIMER: This video showcases my solutions, web pages, etc. that may or may not have been designed or created by Clarity. All Products, Trademarks, or Registered Trademarks are the copyrighted and owned property of their respective companies and are only shown as they relate to the video content or project displayed in the video. You can read more on our Clarity Disclaimer Statement: https://www.clarity-ventures.com/disc... Keywords: DNN, DotNetNuke, website design, content hierarchy, page templates, modules, website organization, website structure, website layout.