Wappler documentation
Pages and Layouts
Start here to learn how pages and layouts fit in your workflow, then move into Pages Manager, the HTML Editor, and concrete page patterns.
Use this hub when you are working with pages. Start with the quick overview for the manager-to-editor mental model, use Choose and Open a Page for the practical handoff, or open recipes and reference when you already know the job.
Start here
Pages: Quick OverviewGet a quick overview of Pages: where page management ends, where editing begins, and how the family fits together.Choose and Open a PageA practical Pages workflow for choosing the right page or layout, opening it, and handing off cleanly into the HTML Editor.Pages ManagerFocused walkthrough of the Pages Manager panel: folder tree, page listing, and the handoff into the HTML Editor.Starter PagesUse Pages Manager to create layout, content, partial, and full pages from the new Bootstrap 5 starter catalog.
Concrete page patterns
Reusable Partials and IncludesA guided Node.js workflow for reusable partial pages, shared shell sections, and the layouts that include them.Layout pages and shared shellsUse Demo Projects HQ to understand layout pages, shared shells, and the content slot that routed pages fill.Creating template based pages and layout in Wappler with NodeJSWhen creating a website usually you want to include common elements like header/menu and a footer on all you pages. This was possible until now using SSI (server side includes) but this technique requRoute-aware content pagesUse Demo Projects HQ page tiles to see the list, detail, and form pages that routing targets.Auth layouts and login pagesUse Demo Projects HQ to see why login pages use a different layout from the main app shell.
Task guides and reference
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Related families
BootstrapBuild Bootstrap pages in Wappler: add the framework, use the grid, drop components, and style with utilities and generators.App ConnectYour guided index of App Connect tours: reactive model, data components, bindings, events/actions, and common workflows — explained visually in Wappler’s panels and pickers.