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You can control the rendered layout of an HDocBook page by selecting the appropriate layout
property in the frontmatter content of the article. If not specified, then the default layout is set to article.
The content layout UI is responsive and will adapt the best it can to different screen sizes. Elements of the layout are adjusted/shown/hidden as required to get the best reading experience at any given screen resolution and screen orientation.
Available Layout Templates
You can specify the layout
property of each article to be any one of those in the table below. The preview column shows you how the article content will be laid out when rendered. If you do not specify a layout in the article frontmatter section, then the default article
layout will be used.
Layout | Description | Preview |
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article |
The default article layout including a page table of contents automatically generated from H2/H3 on the right side. The width of the content, while responsive, has a maximum width, after which the content is padded to the right or, on wider screens, centered in the content area. The links provide access to sections of the page. This layout provides a typical vertical document layout, a good default for most articles. |
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article-no-toc |
This layout is basically the same as “article”, but without the addition of the right-side page table of contents. | ![]() |
article-wide |
A full-width table layout, where the content (normally a table) will be shown. This layout is useful when you have content that will benefit from the full width of the content area, when there is definitely no anchor link document index. | ![]() |
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