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2.1. Concept: Regions in a Theme

By Guy Vigneault | 1:54 AM EDT, Thu August 14, 2025

Prerequisite knowledge

Section 1.3, “Concept: Themes”

What is a region?

Besides its primary content, a web page contains other content such as site branding (site name, slogan, and logo), navigation aids (menus, links, and icons), formatted text, and images. Each theme provides a set of named regions, such as Header, Content, and Sidebar, where site builders may choose to place their content.

The available regions depend on the theme design. Only the Content region, which contains the primary content, is required; others are optional. The core Olivero theme provides the regions highlighted in the following image.

core Olivero theme regions

Related topics

  • Section 8.1, “Concept: Blocks”
  • Section 2.3, “Concept: Content Entities and Fields”
  • Section 8.3, “Placing a Block in a Region”

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Written and edited by John MacDonald, Michael Lenahan at erdfisch, and Joe Shindelar at Drupalize.Me.

 

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