Hi Maria, Unfortunately this have not been documented as thoroughly as you migth expect and as you obviously already figured out. I am truly sorry for that. Any way, in order to build your own layout you do the following: - Build a user control that implements the development.Templates.Wsrp.Consumer.IPortalLayout interface which basically means that you implement three simple properties. Look at WsrpSingleColumnLayout and WsrpSingleColumnLayout for inspiration. - In your WsrpPortal page, register your layout controls in the "Layout Controls" property as a comma separated list. Ex: /templates/units/WsrpThreeColumnLayout.ascx,/templates/units/WsrpSingleColumnLayout.ascx ... and you should be good to go! Regarding Portal Framework 1.1, We are taking a new approach for the 4.60 release. The consumer part of our portal technology will now be ASP.NET 2.0 WebParts based. We will offcourse support the old framework for some time but our focus with respect to portal UI will be on our new WebPart support. Although the "old" framework is less than a year old we still think that the change is relevant and necessary, to be able to keep up with the requirements from the developer community. The good thing is that this gives us a great combination of WSRP and WebPart support in the same UI. regards Fredrik Tjärnberg