Note that whatever you type within this editor is displayed directly within the page on the client side. As you can see this editor attempts to display as the browser would see it. But note that most of the templates in the default design (and most template designs in general) are in fragments of html and so not displayed best outside the context of the "fully assembled page" as displayed on the client side.

Within this view you see and edit the html/css/smarty code directly within the editor. To see your effects within this view while you can jump to the wysiwyg view it's best to save and view within the "full page context" on the client side. Note that any html edits we point you to within the support wiki will refer to the code as seen in the source code editor view of the DESIGN > MANAGER.

<tip c n>Note that the source code editor does have a search/find feature. To use that feature click within the source code editor window and click "ctrl-f" keys at once. You'll see a "find:" box appear at top left of the source code editor view.</tip>

Once you click the "template attachments" tab you'll see all the

1. Modules attached/used within that template: You can quickly link to the admin tool for that module by clicking it's name and also see the module tag used to place that module into the template
2. The addon tags used within that template: This shows and tags included in this template to place addon functionality within it. You will see the name of the addon and the placement tag from that addon placed into the template
3. All the subtemplates included within that template: You will see the included templates name and the tag used to included it. You also see the links to the various template sets that have that template to be included when using that template.

Clicking the Template Attached To.. tab will show you all the pages the currently edited template is attached to. This is an easy way to see what pages will be affected by changes in the currently edited template.

Within that screenshot you can details for the basic_page.tpl template:

1. See the current page template you are viewing the details about
2. simply click this tab to see the pages the currently edited template are attached to
3. This is the page name in the Geo System the page template is attached to currenlty
4. This is the link to the place where you can affect the page template attached to that page.

And here is a screenshot of the same for the default front_page.tpl which is only attached to the front page of the software: