Axure master region Introduction

The template area of axure is a very important feature. The master can be used for the content used on many pages, such as the header and tail of a website, because the master only needs to be modified once, all page updates can be implemented to greatly speed up prototyping. We need to repeat the concept of reuse!
1. Master illustration

2. Master menu tool operation Introduction

: Select a node. Click this button to add a subtemplate to the node.

: Select a template and click this button to delete the page. You can also right-click to delete the page.

Note:

If the current prototype contains a child master, axure automatically prompts that the current master is in use. You must delete the master on the page before deleting the master.

: Select a template. Click this button to adjust the order of the template.

: Select a template. Click this button to adjust the order of the template.

: Select a template. Click this button to adjust the template level (downgrade)

: Select a template. Click this button to adjust the template level (upgrade)

: Select a template. Click this button to edit the template.
3. Rename the master

You can try other menus, such as deleting, adding, moving, and using the tool menu above.
4. Three master actions: Standard, background, and custom components
Standard: A common master is a common reuse of the master. It is created by default and cannot be directly modified on the page.
In the background: This type of Master is located at the bottom of the page, and the coordinates of the lock template are in. This type of reuse is often used to create reuse modules with clear positioning such as head and foot.
Custom components: This type of template is similar to a self-created component. After you drag it to the page, you can edit and modify it, independent of the master.

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You can also participate in the "ice bucket challenge" activity.

Axure master region Introduction