These basic page configuration layouts are extended in other Magento modules and in Magento themes. You can also extend or override these files in your custom theme. A layout handle is a uniquely identified set of layout instructions that serves as a name of a layout file. For a particular page, its layout is defined by two major layout components: page layout file and page configuration file or generic layout for pages returned in AJAX requests, emails, and so on.
For details, refer to Layout file types. In this guide we use layout files when talking about concepts which are similarly applied to all of these types of layout files. The following terms are used to distinguish layouts provided by different application components:.
To ensure stability and secure your customizations from being deleted during upgrade, do not change out-of-the-box Magento module and theme layouts. To make the necessary changes, create extending and overriding layout files in your custom theme. Layout files that belong to inactive modules or modules with disabled output are ignored.
Layout validations and error handling depends on the application mode in which your Magento instance runs:. The element name or alias name is specified in the value. Use dash - to position the block before all other elements of its level of nesting. See before and after attributes for details.
Element name or dash - no after Used to position the block after an element under the same parent. Use dash - to position the block after all other elements of its level of nesting. Element name or dash - no template A template that represents the functionality of the block to which this attribute is assigned.
This can be used for development purposes and to make needed elements of the page dynamic. XPath to the system configuration field. Name of a class that implements rendering of a particular block. Prevents a block from displaying the associated PHP classes are still loaded. Name that can be used to address the block to which this attribute is assigned. Used to position the block before an element under the same parent. Used to position the block after an element under the same parent.
A template that represents the functionality of the block to which this attribute is assigned. An alias name that serves as identifier in the scope of the parent element. Defines whether a block element is cacheable. A name that can be used to address the container in which this attribute is assigned.
If not specified, it will be auto-generated. Used to position the container before an element under the same parent. Element name or dash -. Used to position the container after an element under the same parent. Defines whether to output the root element. If specified, the element will be added to output list.
If not specified, the parent element is responsible for rendering its children. Any value except the obsolete toHtml. Thanks Alan. I'll do so. Question can be found here: magento. Joseph Mastey Joseph Mastey Sign up or log in Sign up using Google.
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