Viewing and Configuring Plesk Sitebuilder Wizard Presets and Modules

Plesk Sitebuilder is shipped with a number of built-in site development presets (templates intended to facilitate the site creation process in Plesk Sitebuilder Wizard) and modules (components which extend the site functionality: Blog, Guestbook, eShop, etc.).

The set of site development templates and modules you have at your disposal is regulated by your service plan. Which templates and modules will be available to your dependent users you define in their service plans. Creating or integrating custom modules is not supported.

There are three types of site development templates:

• Design Templates. These are ready graphic design solutions developed for certain categories of web sites (Personal, Art and Photography, Business, etc.). Your users can apply one of these templates to their web sites on the Design step of the Wizard, and then tweak it according to their preferences by choosing a color scheme, page banner, and menu style.
• Site Structure Templates (page sets). These are pre-defined site structures, common for sites devoted to a certain subject. For example, a personal site usually consists of the following pages: Home page, About Myself page, My Family page, Photos, and so on. Your users can choose one of these page sets and adjust it to their needs on the Pages step of the Wizard. If it is allowed by the Plesk Sitebuilder license, you can create your own pages sets and provide them to your users.
• Site Templates (site families). A site family is a template of a larger scale: a combination of a design template and a page set. If it is allowed by the Plesk Sitebuilder license, you can create your own site families and provide them to your users. These site templates are offered to your users on the Start page of the Wizard. The choice of a site family determines:
  • The choice of a default design template on the Design step of the Wizard
  • The choice of a default page set offered on the Pages step of the Wizard.

  On each respective step, your users can choose any other design template or page set instead of the ones provided by a chosen site family.