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What's the difference between a location tag and a location section style?
A location tag in a template pulls in a specific field from the location table. This will pull the user’s anchor location information.
A location section style uses location tags, but it allows the end user to select from a range of locations. The range of locations is dependent on the number of layouts created for the section style.
Note: The range for a location section style CAN be just a single location. This has the effect of allowing the end user to pick any location to populate automatically, not just their anchor location.