Components are the basic building blocks in JEF. Some examples of components are the Job List, service request and standard menu components.
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Before a component can be used in the website, a module must be defined. A module is an instance of a supplied component configured in a specific way. For example, to create a Job List on the website, define a module using the Job List component, and choose which job fields and/or links to include in the Job List.
Some components do not require configuration (such as the standard menu and HTML components) and are predefined as modules. |
A page template defines the basic layout, theme and default modules to use for pages that use the template. Normally, most pages on the website will conform to the same basic layout, and will contain the same page header and footer. For instance, define the header and footer for all the pages in a single template.
As part of the template, also define the default spacing between modules in the various zones for the template's layout. |
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