— layout: page title: Terminology date: 2017-12-15 tertiary-column: none menuInclude: yes menuTopTitle: Classic menuSubs: - title: Terminology index: 7
excerpt: The terminology used throughout the classic-jekyll-theme code base¶ ↑
When configuring the many options it is necessary to have a good view of the names used in the layout.
At the top level there are the following visible elements:
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Of these the footer-separator and footer have no further internal decomposition.
The banner-area is the most complex as is displayed below. The column-panel is the main content panel and is divided into the following sub-components:
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The secondary-column and tertiary-column may be swapped in place, or disabled altogether.
The banner-area is build from the following components:
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Of these elements the menubar and menubar-bottom-separator may be made invisible by tapping or clicking the menu-symbol. The elements in the banner itself may be arranged differently, or may be absent.
All elements (except the primary-column) can be disabled.
It is also possible to insert an icon into the menubar and disable the banner. This means that the banner-area then only consist of the menubar and its separators (which can also be disabled).