Region Style and their usage

Dear,
I have started initially learning to design OA page, to learn more about region style, i want to know any guide or link where we can find more detail of region style and their use of purpose, so that would make easy conceptually which region should be selected while creating/designing any single page layout.
thanks.

Hi,
Please refer "OA Component Reference" which will discuss about each and every region and beans and its attributes.
Refer the metalink note 395443.1.
Thanks,
With regards,
Kali.
OSSi.

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