Page types
Each page in Kentico is of a specific type – a page type. Each page consists of:
- fields (data structure)
- editing form layout
- transformations (design)
- queries
and other properties. Page types allow you to define custom website structure and store content (data) separately from design.
Creating custom page types
There are three ‘types’ of page types that you can create in Kentico:
- Standard page types - use these to create template-based pages that form the structure of the site. Standard page types hold data in fields that you can fully customize.
- Content only page types - suitable for pages on MVC sites whose only task is to hold content, such as individual news articles. Content only pages aren’t based on page templates and don’t contain presentation properties and tabs. This allows content editors to use the pages without unnecessary distractions.
- Container page types - suitable for storing queries and transformations. Container page types don’t contain any custom fields as they are created without a coupled data table.
Configuring page types
Page types are fully customizable – you can add, modify and delete any custom fields. You can also create additional versions of editing forms for individual page types, which you can then use in different situations.
See configuring page types for more information.