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A static placeholder is a placeholder that is defined in the layout file using the @Html.Sitecore().Placeholder() method. The placeholder key is a string that identifies the placeholder and must match the placeholder key of the renderings that are added to it. To add renderings to a static placeholder, you need to edit the presentation details of the item or its template’s standard values and select the layout that contains the placeholder. If you cannot see the “main” placeholder key you added to the layout, it means that the current template is not associated with the correct layout. You need to change the layout to the one that has the “main” placeholder key defined in its layout file. References:

• Static placeholders
• Layouts
• Presentation details

Templates are the basic building blocks of Sitecore. They define the data structures that you use to create items and content in Sitecore. Templates consist of sections and fields that specify the type and format of the data that can be stored in an item. Templates also define the standard values, presentation details, and inheritance relationships of items. Templates allow you to create consistent and reusable data structures that can be applied to multiple items and content types. References: Sitecore 10.0 Developer Documentation - Templates

Field sections are logical groupings of fields that help to organize the fields within a template. Field sections can be added to a template by using the Insert Section option in the ribbon. Field sections have a name and an icon that can be customized. Field sections are useful for grouping related fields with templates and the resulting items, as they make the fields easier to find and edit in the Content Editor and the Experience Editor. Field sections also allow you to control the access rights and validation rules for a group of fields, rather than setting them individually for each field. Field sections can be inherited from base templates, and can also be shared across multiple templates by using the Insert Shared Section option. Field sections do not affect the presentation or rendering of the fields, as they are only used for data structure and organization purposes. References: Sitecore 10.0 Developer Documentation - Field sections