NOTE: Your site can be configured to display the main image above or below the top horizontal menu bar.

Unlike standard web designs that have a strict layout and color scheme, the CORE360 Agent templates are highly customizable according to both your color preferences and where and how content may be displayed on each individual page of your site. For example, the template has the following color combinations:

• Number of header color schemes: 10
• Number of footer color schemes: 10
• Number of background color schemes: 7

That's over 7 million different header, footer, and background combinations! But that's only the beginning. There are also a variety of color combinations for the different module types on each page.

Understanding Modules

Each page of the CORE360 agent site features the main body content surrounded by a number of optional modules. These modules can contain content, menus, photos, links, embedded programs (like the Weather Module or Twitter Module), Flash, or any web element. Modules only show up on a page when they have something to display. Modules will expand or collapse as needed on each individual page. For example, in the image below you can see the Showcase, Showcase2, and Showcase3 modules just below the main header image.

Modules are assigned to each individual page of your site as needed. For example, your contact information will appear on all pages throughout the web site. However, modules like the weather module or Twitter module will most likely appear on only the home page of your web site.

Another feature of the module system is that they don't have to display the same data throughout the web site. For example, the home page may be set up to highlight your featured listings in the User1 Module, but on your blog page the User1 Module may display links to your archived blog posts.

Module Color Variations

Each CORE360 Agent template comes with a variety of color options for each module position. The specific colors and style options depend upon the individual template.

Access to Modules

Please note that although you have access to adding and editing content on your site, that applies to article content only. You do not have access to adding, editing, or deleting modules on your web site. You must contact tech support for any module changes.

Module Colors

Surrounding this main content area you will see the various module positions available on each page (i.e. MOD USER1, LEFT DARKBLUE, etc.). These module positions can use any of the available colors. When we first design your web site we choose module colors that complement the primary header image that you use on your web site. Module positions are determined by the content of each page and are designed to filter visitors to key information on your site (i.e. your listings, MLS, contact pages, etc.).

Layout and module positions for the template.

Header color options:

• Blue
• Dark Blue
• Light Blue
• Green
• Dark Green
• Light Green
• Red
• Dark Red
• Light Red
• Black

Footer color options:

• Blue
• Dark Blue
• Light Blue
• Green
• Dark Green
• Light Green
• Red
• Dark Red
• Light Red
• Black

Background color options:

• Blue
• Beige
• Black
• Blue
• Dark Grey
• Grey
• Red
• White