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# Customizing Content Layout
## Adding view panes
1. In order to customize the way a page appears, select the `Customize this page` option that appears at the bottom of your screen. *Please note:* **Only Site Managers** have access to this option.
2. Select the preferred side/column where you would like a "view pane" to be visible, then select `+`.
3. There are several content options listed that can be added to the page:
1. Menus - includes any menus that you created or are present by default.
2. Mini Panels - includes footer and other mini panels created by you.
3. View Panes - includes the different formats the content types can appear in. The most commonly used are the *Teaser Lists.*
4. New Custom Content - includes adding any customized content that will suit your needs.
## Configure a view pane
Each view pane permits content creators to configure the view panes in many ways:
### Override the title:
1. If you would like to add a title to your view pane, select `Override Title`.
2. Select `Finish`.
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3. Select the *Settings* option on the view pane and then type in your customized title.
4. Then, Select `Finish` again.
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### Adding a "More" Button:
1. Select the `Provide a "more" link` option.
2. Type in some descriptive "more" text that indicates where the link is going (ex. More Features).
3. Select `Finish`.
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### Categorizing view panes:
Taxonomy is used to categorize content so it is visible in desired locations. If you would like to categorize your view pane by using taxonomy:
1. Ensure the content type has a category.
2. Note down the **term number** that the category is associated with. The **term number** is located in the url on your screen (ex. ...).
3. Add the **term number** to the `Category` space, when configuring your view pane.
4. Select `Finish`.
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*Always* `save` *the page when you are done customizing.*
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