I'm only new to foundation and emails but I might be able to help.

I just started setting up by creating different blocks of html in my partials -

header.html

header2.html

hero.html

left-sidebar.html

right-sidebar.html

footer.html

footer.html

...and so on.

It only has the one layout (default.html) but you can go into it and add or remove each section to make one big template like a drag and drop build.

Its probably not the best answer or the best way to do things but it might help?

The Ink Template is built on panini https://github.com/zurb/panini.

 

To create another template than the default.html you create a new html file besides src/layouts/default.html (ie new.html).

In your page you load the new template on top with 

 

---
layout: new
---

 

where new points to new.html

its possible use the same tip to specify a page (content) into the layout?

At andre, you can reference any partial you want in the page layout, but they have to be in the partials folder.  If you're wanting to specify content in the layout file you can do this but in the reverse order of what you're expecting. 

What I would suggest is creating a layout file that has a header / footer etc (whatever components that will be used repeatedly for one particular layout. 

Then inside the pages directory create the body of your content but specify the layout using front matter (via the tip described above). 

What is it that you're trying to accomplish that makes you want to specify pages in the layout as opposed to specifying the layout from the page? 

@Corey I found one of your post explain all that I need, 

 

http://foundation.zurb.com/forum/posts/42714-multiple-emails-per-project

 

I follow your suggestions about workflow and this feet exactly in my needs.

 

Thanks!