Creating new landing page templates from the template manager

When you create a new template from the template manager, you are able to customize the layout and content, then save the changes for future use. After you have created a new template, you can also set the template to Protected mode to prevent it from being altered.

Note: To manage templates, you must have the Manage Templates action permission and asset permissions for the asset. Learn more about action permissions and asset permissions.

To create a new template from the template manager:

  1. Navigate to Assets An image of the Assets icon, which is represented by a black pencil., then click Landing Pages.
  2. Open the templates list:
    • In the classic UI, click Manage Templates.
    • In the Redwood experience, choose Templates from the page selector.
  3. Choose a template or select Blank Template or Blank HTML Template.
    • In the classic UI, choose a template, Blank Template or Blank HTML Template.
    • In the Redwood experience, click Create Templateand provide the template name and details. In the template chooser drawer, choose a template, Blank Template or Blank HTML Template.
  4. Create your template. Learn more about creating landing pages.
  5. Save your template.

  6. If prompted, complete the Save as Template dialog with information about the template. This information appears for marketers in the Template Chooser window when the user selects the template.

    • You can choose to use a thumbnail of the template or use a custom icon. To use an icon, clear the Use Thumbnail check box and choose the icon.
    • To link to a web page that provides more information about the template, complete the Text to Display for Link and URL for the Link fields. When users select the template, they can follow the link to find out more.
  7. Click Save.

If you added protections to the template, the template status is Protected. Otherwise, the template status is Standard. After you save the template, users can use the template based on the permissions you've assigned the template.

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