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Templates

Templates are professionally designed section layouts provided by inploi. When you add a new section to a page, you can browse the template library and insert one as a starting point — then customise it to match your brand. Unlike prefabs, inserting a template creates a one-off copy in your page. There is no ongoing link to the template, so changes to the original template in the library do not affect pages where you have already inserted it.

Browsing templates

When you add a new section to a page and choose Template, a gallery (“Create a section from template”) opens with all available templates organised by category. You can filter by category or search by name. Template names should be generic and brand-agnostic because templates are used as starting points across sites. For example, use “Two-column Hero” or “Job Listings Grid” rather than a customer-specific name. See Naming conventions.

Inserting a template

After inserting a template

Once a template is inserted into a page, it behaves like any other section. You can:
  • Edit individual blocks within it
  • Add or remove columns
  • Change the section background
  • Rearrange or delete blocks
If you find yourself inserting the same template repeatedly and then making the same customisations, consider saving the result as a prefab instead.
Templates are created and maintained by inploi. The CMS → Templates page, where the library is managed, is mainly for inploi staff and may not appear in your navigation. As a customer, you use templates when adding a section in the page editor. If you need a layout that isn’t available, contact your inploi account manager.

FAQs

No. A template is copied into your page as a one-time, independent section. Editing it only changes that page — unlike a prefab, which stays linked.
That’s expected. The Templates library is managed by inploi and is mainly for inploi staff. As a customer you use templates when adding a section in the page editor.
Contact your inploi account manager — they can advise on available layouts or build one for you.

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