If you’re importing resources with your themes, you must define the pages for
the site in the theme’s sitemap.json. Below is the full list of available
configuration options for pages in the theme’s sitemap.json:
colorSchemeId: Specifies a different color scheme (by ID) than the default color scheme to use for the page.
columns: Specifies the column contents for the page.
friendlyURL: Sets the page’s friendly URL.
hidden: Sets whether the page is hidden.
layoutCss: Sets custom CSS for the page to load after the theme.
layoutPrototypeLinkEnabled: Sets whether the page inherits changes made to the page template (if the page has one).
layoutPrototypeName: Specifies the page template (by name) to use for the
page. If this is defined, the page template’s UUID is retrieved using the
name, and layoutPrototypeUuid is not required.
layoutPrototypeUuid: Specifies the page template (by UUID) to use for the
page. If layoutPrototypeName is defined, this is not required.
layouts: Specifies child pages for a page set.
name: The page’s name.
nameMap: Passes a name object with multiple name key/value pairs. You can use this to pass translations for a page’s title, as shown in the example above.
privatePages: Specifies private pages.
publicPages: Specifies public pages.
themeId: Specifies a different theme (by ID) than the default theme bundled
with the sitemap.json to use for the page.
title: The page’s title.
type: Sets the page type. The default value is portlet (empty page).
Possible values are copy (copy of a page of this site), embedded,
full_page_application, link_to_layout, node (page set), panel,
portlet, and url (link to URL).
typeSettings: Specifies settings (using key/value pairs) for the page
type.