Now that you have a general understanding of content types, blocks, views, themes, and layouts, you’re ready to start assembling pages on your web site using a combination of those elements. A page on a Backdrop site may represent a single piece of content (for example, a news story about a local high school senior winning a national award), or it may be a landing page similar to the front page of Backdropcms.org. Each page on your site may vary in structure, thanks to the flexibility of the Layout system in Backdrop as well as the blocks mechanism and the ability to specify on which page (URL) a block ...
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Todd Tomlinson, Beginning Backdrop CMS, 10.1007/978-1-4842-1970-6_11
11. Creating Pages
Todd Tomlinson1
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