Quote from
luishp on July 29, 2025, 9:07 am
@cssystems
You're absolutely right—Master Pages in VisualNEO Web work differently from VisualNEO Win, and the mechanism to "activate" or "apply" them to regular pages isn't immediately obvious.
Here’s how it works in VisualNEO Web:
🔹 What is a Master Page?
A Master Page in VisualNEO Web is a special type of page that typically holds elements common across many other pages (like headers, footers, or navigation bars). You design it once and reuse it, ensuring consistency.
🔹 How to Use a Master Page in Regular Pages
To activate or apply a Master Page on a regular page:
-
Design Your Master Page:
Create your reusable components on a Master Page using the Master tab in the Page List.
-
Activate a Master Page for any regular page:
-
Select your regular page (Page1
, for example).
-
In the Properties panel, under Content, set:
-
background-masterpage
to a Master Page ID you created (like myMasterPage1
).
-
foreground-masterpage
(optional) to another Master Page ID, like myMasterPage2
.
This tells VisualNEO Web to insert those master pages automatically when rendering this page.
@cssystems
You're absolutely right—Master Pages in VisualNEO Web work differently from VisualNEO Win, and the mechanism to "activate" or "apply" them to regular pages isn't immediately obvious.
Here’s how it works in VisualNEO Web:
🔹 What is a Master Page?
A Master Page in VisualNEO Web is a special type of page that typically holds elements common across many other pages (like headers, footers, or navigation bars). You design it once and reuse it, ensuring consistency.
🔹 How to Use a Master Page in Regular Pages
To activate or apply a Master Page on a regular page:
-
Design Your Master Page:
Create your reusable components on a Master Page using the Master tab in the Page List.
-
Activate a Master Page for any regular page:
-
Select your regular page (Page1
, for example).
-
In the Properties panel, under Content, set:
-
background-masterpage
to a Master Page ID you created (like myMasterPage1
).
-
foreground-masterpage
(optional) to another Master Page ID, like myMasterPage2
.
This tells VisualNEO Web to insert those master pages automatically when rendering this page.