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Non-Printing Guidelines for Consistent Object Placement on Sheets
Most graphics arts programs feature non-printing Guidelines and Guideline snap to help create consistent page layout. These could be added to the sheet border Families. Multi ones could be create for different layouts. They are using dragged on the pages and set at distance in the horizontal/vertical direction.
But we do have Guide Grids, check them out. It's one of those hidden great features of Revit, they are specifically made for sheets, you can snap to them, and you can add different ones into multiple sheets at once.
I'm well aware of the Guide Grids "feature" and was pissed off when they first came out. Instead of simply giving the app what is commonly found elsewhere, they gave us some half-baked implementation.
