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# Theme Views

## Views Folder File Structure

*  views (The folder that contains views for rendering)
  *  archives.cfm (MANDATORY: The view used to render out blog archives.)
  *  entry.cfm (MANDATORY: The view used to render out a single blog entry with comments, etc.)
  *  error.cfm (MANDATORY: The view used to display errors when they ocurr in your blog or pages)
  *  index.cfm (MANDATORY: The view used to render out the home page where all blog entries are rendered)
  *  notfound.cfm (The view used to display messages to users when a blog entry requested was not found in our system.)
  *  page.cfm (MANDATORY: The view used to render out individual pages.)
  *  maintenance.cfm (OPTIONAL: Used when in maintenance mode)


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