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  1. Features

Templates

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Templates can be used to display controls on multiple without having to add those controls to each page.

Add common application features, such as menus and footers, to a template and assign the template to multiple .

When a Stadium page is rendered to html, the template and the page are merged together.

By default, in Stadium are all assigned an empty template called "DefaultTemplate".

How it works

1. Page contains a form and a Template property that is set to "DefaultTemplate":

2. The DefaultTemplate contains a logo and a menu in the header, and a link in the footer:

3. When generated, the template and the page are merged:

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