One Oxygen template, different page content
Two service pages can share an introduction strip and a contact section without sharing every sentence. In Oxygen 6, Template Content Area supplies the place where each page's own layout appears inside that shared frame. The useful distinction is where you make an edit. Shared wording belongs in the template. A service's own heading, description and images belong in the individual page. Start…
Two service pages can each have their own unique layout within a shared template in Oxygen 6. To achieve this, create two distinct service pages on a test website, each with a different H1 heading and short description. Then, create a template for these pages under Oxygen → Templates, naming it "Service pages" and restricting it to just those two test pages.
In the template, add shared elements such as a service strip and a next-step section. Use the Template Content Area feature to place these shared sections between the page-specific regions. When editing the template, choose the correct HTML structure, using a div or section for the content region if the template already provides a main landmark.
After saving the template, check the individual pages to ensure their own content is displayed correctly within the shared template. Perform this test on a private frontend and compare the results. If any issues arise, verify the shared template settings, individual page content, and template location, conditions, and priority. Remember, a Design Set is used for importing saved layouts, not for determining which template applies to your pages.
This walkthrough was done on 16 October 2026 with Oxygen 6.2.0-beta.9 and WordPress 7.1.3, and involved testing on 390px and 1440px viewports in desktop Chromium.
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