Making LightNEasy templates couldn't be simpler.
You just have to take a normal html page, and insert special markers where you want your data to appear. LightNEasy recognizes the following markers:
| $#title#$ | Main title of your website. It is also a link to your index page. |
| $#subtitle#$ | Main subtitle of your website |
| $#header#$ | the contents of the html header |
| $#login#$ | the login/logout link |
| $#homelink#$ | Link to your website main page |
| $#image#$ | path to your template images folder |
| $#selected#$ | displays the name of your current page |
| $#mainmenu#$ | Main menu (only top level pages) |
| $#mainmenus#$ | Main menu, sliding doors 1 |
| $#smainmenus#$ | Main menu, sliding doors 2 |
| $#submenu#$ | Submenu of the current page |
| $#fullmenu#$ | full threaded menu of your website |
| $#treemenu#$ | Full menu, suitable for drop-down menus |
| $#expmenu#$ | expandable menu, showing submenu entries of current selection |
| $#content#$ | The content, of your page, the part of the page you can edit online. |
| $#extra#$ | Extra content to be displayed in all pages. |
| $#sitemap#$ | A link that will display the sitemap |
| $#lastnews#$ | This displays the last news entered in the news module. You can add a category # if you want lastnews to display only the news from one category: $#lastnews 1#$ |
| $#links#$ | Displays the links module. You can use the syntax $#links 1#$ for displaying only one links category. |
| $#downloads#$ | Displays the downloads module. Same option to display only one category. |
For instance, this template includes $#mainmenu#$ on top and $#submenu#$ on the left sidebar, $#extra#$ in the left sidebar below the menu.
Please take a look at the templates that you downloaded to see how it works.