# Panel Templates
As of Redux 3.4.3+, the Redux templates have been decoupled from the core. That means that ANY developer can take the template files and override them for their own customized Redux panel.
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# How's it done?
To do this is simple. First, copy the templates from ~/redux-core/templates/panel to a different location.
DANGER
Never, ever, EVER modify redux-core. Always move things out of the core to make modifications.
Tell Redux where these new files are, via the templates_path argument. That's it!
# What if you change something?
Our templates use the same version methods of other products. If your panel is in dev_mode a notice will display in the panel
when a template file has been updated in the core.
# Won't this Change All Panels?
We built Redux so each panel may have its own set of templates. It's all powered by the opt_name key. Your customizations
are yours and yours alone as long as keys are not shared with another panel.
# Template Files
| Template File | Description |
|---|---|
| container.tpl.php (opens new window) | The template for the main panel container. |
| content.tpl.php (opens new window) | The template for the main content of the panel. |
| footer.tpl.php (opens new window) | The template for the panel footer area. |
| header.tpl.php (opens new window) | The template for the panel header area. |
| header_stickybar.tpl.php (opens new window) | The template for the header sticky bar. |
| menu_container.tpl.php (opens new window) | The template for the menu container of the panel. |