h1: Using style, header and footer components for appearance If you have templating permissions, you can define standard components such as headers and footers that are used to "wrap" HTML pages, removing the need for content creators to deal with such standard stuff. By default, ewok looks for the following files to use as templates: - style-.epl - header-.epl - footer-.epl - sidebar-.epl where is the name of the template specified in the file or directory's metadata, or specified at publish time. Following the normal ewok "inheritance model": inheritance.html, ewok looks for template files first in $SITE\_ROOT/templates, then in $SITE\_ROOT, then in the current directory and its parents. As usual, more local data overrides more global data. - style-.epl is executed at the top of the page, and its results included in the section of the HTML - header-.epl is executed and its results included just inside the opening tag of the HTML - footer-.epl is executed at the end of the page, and its results included just before the closing tag of the HTML - sidebar-.epl is executed only if the sidebars metadata item is set, and is executed where it is included (with [[- Execute 'sidebar.epl' ]).