Palmetto has a recommended page structure which will help you organize your pages and templates. You can read more about the different templates on this post. This schema roughly matches the themes on this site.
Page
Subpage
Description
Parent
Template
Home Page
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The special front page, showing the special header, featured property, and short description of blog posts. This is set as a Static Page
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Home Template
Listings
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A grid page serving as a directory for all listings.
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Grid Template
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A Listing
A page with a rental property listing.
Listings
Listing Template
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A Listing
A page with a rental property listing.
Listings
Listing Template
Blog
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When we set the home page as a static page (here, Home Page), we choose another page to be the index page for Blog posts.
The Listing Page Template currently relies on the plugin Advanced Custom Fields to supply information for the Property Information sidebar within the template. Property information like cost or monthly rent and the number of bedrooms, bathrooms, and garage spaces.
Listing Information
In order to use this plugin, specific fields must be specified for the information to show up properly. These fields are:
The Palmetto theme uses a grid layout on multiple theme pages. By default, the featured image (if set) is used as a graphic on this grid. If no graphic is specified, one can set a website-specific placeholder.
The theme comes with a default placeholder image in greyscale meant to match any user-specified theme colors. These are located at assets/img/dft-placeholder-blog.jpg, for the blog placeholder image, and assets/img/dft-placeholder-listing.jpg, for the listing placeholder image. These images were made using Canva and the template can be found on my pblic profile page at https://www.canva.com/chrissybranso. These images can be customized to suite your specific theme colors. To use these images, upload them to wordpress, and changed in the WordPress customizer. More information about this can be found on the Palmetto Customizer Options post.