Styleguide

Fig. 1: An example of a Landing Page with boxed areas added in order to highlight the different templates that set the look and functionality of various areas.

Fig. 2: A flow cart showing how information goes from banner to template to template generating a Landing Page.

Banner

Banner settings completely determine which landing page is displayed, in which language, and where the page runs. All banners call the Lp-layout-default template and pass it the names of 4 templates. The default values follow:

• Template:2011FR/Appeal-template-default
• 2011FR/Appeal-default
• Template:2011FR/Form-template-default
• Template:2011FR/Form-countryspecific-control

Appeal=

The "2011FR/Appeal-default" is used by Template:2011FR/Appeal-template-default to call the following 2 templates:

• Template:2011FR/Appeal-default/text/en
• Template:2011FR/Appeal-default/title/en

Payment

The template that mainly ties together the payment form on the right is Template:2011FR/Form-template-default. The country specific details are set by the template Template:2011FR/Form-countryspecific-control.

Helper Templates

• Template:2011FR/core-country-region
• Template:2011FR/core-currency-code
• Template:2011FR/core-currency-symbol

• Template:2011FR/lp-social-media
• Template:Translationlink

Switch templates

The following is a list of templates templates that are used to change page content based on language, country, etc.

• Template:AppealAmountSwitch
• Template:AppealAmountSwitch/en
• Template:AppealSwitch
• Template:CountrySwitch
• Template:FallbackSwitch
• Template:Ltr-direction

Payment method status

The following is a list of templates that can be use to turn off their respective payment methods.

• Template:BP-status
• Template:BT-status
• Template:CC-status
• Template:DD-status
• Template:MB-status
• Template:PP-status
• Template:RT-status
• Template:YD-status