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Template Guide

What is a template?

Templates are predesigned pages that are useful in common situations.

Notes
  • The text is generallly garble (lorem ipsum)
  • The images are stock
  • Many templates employ Includes aka bbinc
  • At some point, you will not be able to publish with stock photos or text
How do I use a template?

You can select a template from the template select box.

Notes
  • Importing a template will overwrite anything in the html box
  • However, it does not save automatically.
  • To keep the template or any changes since importing it, you must save.
Content - Blvr

General Content Page - Sidebar on left

Content - Default

General Content Page - Sidebar on right.

FAQ

Faq Page.

Index Page - Automatic Accordion

Directory Index Page

Notes
  • The template automatically fills out the accordion
  • The template is good for mainindexes/directories like /before/ that have subdirectories
  • Each subdirectory (for example "Entering Mexico") becomes an accordion header
  • Each subdirectory's pages (for example "Vehicle Permits") become the links within the header
  • All pages must be with in subdirectories.
Index Page - Automatic Tiles

Directory Index Page

Notes
  • The template is good for directories with no subdirectories, just pages
  • The template automatically fills out the tiles
Partners Index

Directory Index Page in the style of 'partners'

Travel Guide - Article

Travel guide article with carousel

Travel Guide - Article with location

Travel guide article with carousel and location sidebar

Travel Guide - Index

Travel guide list of articles

Notes
  • This template is to be manually filled out. However,
  • This page could also be made with Index Auto - Tiles or Includes.
Travel Guide - Map Header

Travel guide page with Map Header

Notes
  • This template uses an Include (map-hero) that requires a tag like ':beach'
About Our Sources
We work hard to maintain the validity and accuracy of the information we provide in our Before You Go guide to traveling into Mexico, and coming back to the United States. We source our information through government websites and the direct relationships we have with community and government leaders both in the United States and Mexico. Our team is based in San Diego and crosses the US/Mexico border often. Additionally we are involved with advocating for a better border crossing experience through our work with the Smart Border Coalition and regional chambers of commerce. Please contact us with questions or corrections.
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