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32 Developing Sites and Pages
Understanding pages and master pages
Pages are the basic unit of web design. WebPlus lets you structure your site's
content by arranging pages into a branching "tree," which in turn helps visitors
navigate through the site. Looking at individual pages from a design standpoint,
each WebPlus page has a "foreground" page and a "background" master page.
Master pages are part of the structure of your WebPlus site, and provide a
flexible way to store background elements that you would like to appear on
more than one page—for example a logo, background, border design, or
navigation bar. The key concept here is that a particular master page is typically
shared by multiple pages, as illustrated below.