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The addition of this line of code to the head of the template forces Dreamweaver to copy any changes to scripts outside the <html> tags to documents based on that template Keep in mind that adding this code removes the ability to edit these scripts in the templatebased documents Therefore, you can either edit the scripts in the template or edit them individually in the template-based documents, but not both
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After you re sure the master HTML page is fully functional, open the page in the Dreamweaver workspace window and follow these steps to convert the file into a Dreamweaver template:
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1 Choose File Save as Template
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Be sure to choose Save as Template rather than Save from the File menu You can also click the Templates button on the Common tab of the Insert bar and select Make Template from the Templates drop-down list to begin the conversion process The Save as Template dialog box appears (see Figure 2-1)
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Figure 2-1: Save your template file with a unique name
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Creating a Template
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2 From the Site menu, select a site from the list of all your managed
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sites into which the new template will be saved When creating a template in a managed site, that site s name should automatically be selected
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3 In the Description field, enter a short description
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The description displays in the Description field of the New from Template dialog box when creating a new template-based page
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4 In the Save As field, enter a name for the template
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For simplicity, name the template after the project or client and use all lowercase letters with no spaces or special characters, as in xyzcompany
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5 Click the Save button When prompted to update links, click the Yes
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button If you click the No button, the links and paths no longer function properly Dreamweaver creates a Templates folder in the Files panel and places the newly created template file inside that folder, which means the template s location relative to the other files on the site has changed; it s now inside a folder at the root level Leave the template files inside the Templates folder and do not store any non-template files there This helps you avoid causing errors to template paths
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6 To create an editable region, select the content on the template and
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choose Insert Template Objects Editable Region Enter a name for the editable region and click OK Each editable area can contain any asset or combination of items such as a word or block of text, a graphic, a table cell, or even an entire table Dreamweaver prompts you to name each editable area Name them using a descriptive term to define their purpose, such as header, bodytext, or storephoto When naming editable regions, use single or conjoined words written in all lowercase letters without spaces or any special characters For a more in-depth discussion of editable regions, see Working with Editable Regions, later in this chapter
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7 Save and close the template
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Template files automatically get saved in the Templates folder with the dwt file extension; when opened in the Dreamweaver workspace, they display the word <<Template>> in the title bar
Creating a Template
Creating a new template from scratch
To create a new, blank template into which you add all the necessary content, follow these steps:
1 Choose File New to open the New Document window, which is shown
in Figure 2-2
Figure 2-2: Create a new template using the Template Page category
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2 To create a new, untitled template page, select Template Page from
the Category list and a template type, such as HTML Template, from the Template Page list
3 Click the Create button
The new template page opens as an untitled, unsaved template file inside the Dreamweaver workspace
4 Add content to the new template
When adding content to the template, pay attention to the documentrelative links and paths in the Properties inspector (see Book I, 3 for details) A correct path includes code that points from the Templates folder to the linked document and appends the link with the appropriate document-relative code, such as /contacthtml instead of contact html For best results, use the Point to File or Folder buttons in the Properties inspector to ensure the links are correct
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5 To create an editable region, select the content in the template and
then choose Insert Template Objects Editable Region Enter a name for the editable region and click OK Read the upcoming section Working with Editable Regions for instructions on all the editable template region types
6 Choose File Save As Template
The Save As Template dialog box opens (see Figure 2-3)
Figure 2-3: Enter template details in this dialog box
7 From the Site drop-down list, select a managed site to save the new
file into
8 (Optional) Add a description for the template
The description displays in the Preview area of the New Document window
9 In the Save As field, provide the template with an appropriate filename Then click Save Use all lowercase letters with no spaces or special characters for the template name, as in abcwidgets Template files automatically get saved in the Templates folder with the
dwt file extension; when opened in the Dreamweaver workspace window, they display the word <<Template>> in the title bar
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