How Templates, Components, Pages, and Navigation Relate
Audience: front-end end users
Object relationships
Front-end template (site skin / capability pack)
│
├── Website global parameters (site-level configuration)
├── Navigation menu (front-end entry structure)
│
└── Single page ──references──► Component
│
└── Preview / edit / AI adjust in the visual editor
| Object | Description |
|---|---|
| Front-end template | The site template bound to the tenant; decides base capabilities and the default page set |
| Global parameters | Site configuration shared across pages (metadata and similar) |
| Component | Reusable blocks (such as cart, checkout, content blocks) |
| Single page | A named page (such as home, pricing) that can attach components |
| Navigation menu | Front-end menu tree pointing to pages or external links |
| Visual editor | Change pages/components in a preview context, including AI assistance |
Common paths
- Change the whole site look / capabilities: Frontend Template Management → switch or initialize a template.
- Change one page: Single Page Management → open the page; or switch the page in the visual editor and edit.
- Change a reusable block: Component Management → edit component metadata.
- Change top / side navigation: Navigation Menu Management.
Use the fields and buttons on each page. If no template is bound, some site-building features may be unavailable or ask you to initialize first.