Use a website page template

A template is a page structure

Website templates describe the sections and fields of a page type. Use them when a new article should follow an existing structure, rather than choosing a layout from scratch.

Template tools are available only in enabled workspaces. Approved article templates can be selected in the article composer. Newsletter layouts are a separate workflow.

Create an article from a template

Choosing a template changes the structure used for the article. Keep the brief specific to the piece you need; the template does not supply the hotel’s missing facts.

1. Open Articles and select an available approved template.
2. Write the brief and choose the relevant settings.
3. Use See the plan to review the sections before creating the content.
4. Create the piece, then inspect the text, images and required fields.
5. Save the result and use the available export controls.

Review a template before approval

In the template workspace, compare its sections and preview with the selected source pages. Check required fields, repeatable sections and optional content. A room page needs room-specific facts; a restaurant page needs its own details.

An example preview can include placeholders. It demonstrates structure and appearance, not factual content ready to publish. Approval and generation permissions are separate; use the controls available to your role.