About the sample templates Each sample template folder includes Dreamweaver templates (.dwt files, located in the Templates folder) and sample pages created from the templates (.htm files, located at the top level of the sample template folder)
About editable and locked regions A template has two types of regions: editable and locked (noneditable). Editable regions are the sections of a template that have changing content, such as an article in a newsletter…
Editing a template and updating pages When you edit a template, you can choose to apply the changes to all pages that use that template. For example, to change the identity graphic for the E-zine site on all sample pages in the site, change the graphic in the template and direct Dreamweaver t
Modifying an image To modify an image in a template, you select the image in the document window and launch Fireworks directly from within Dreamweaver. You edit the original image in Fireworks, and then use the Dreamweaver-Fireworks integration features to update the image …
Modifying a library item Library items can appear on more than one template or page in a site. When you modify a library item, you can apply the changes to all occurrences of the item throughout the site, regardless of the template on which the item appears …
Modifying sample pages in the sample template site Modifying sample pages in the sample template site You can modify pages in the sample site to create the pages for your site. To customize a sample page, follow the instructions in Editing a template and updating pages. Modifying a sample …
Applying a sample template to an existing page To reformat a page according to a template, apply the template to an existing page. Dreamweaver places existing content into appropriate sections in the template. If the page contains content that does not fit into the template.
Detaching a page from its template To prevent a page from being modified when you edit a template and update its associated pages, you can detach a page from the template used to format it.
Using links in templates Templates are a useful tool for designers when developing a Web site consisting of a series of Web pages. You can set up a template with areas that won't change from page to page, like a menu or an image.
Dreamweaver 3: Templates Templates are master documents in Dreamweaver from which other documents can be created. Template documents in Dreamweaver end in the extension .dwt. instead of .html.
Creating a Template In this Tutorials you will learn how to create a template. Open the html document that you want to make into a template.
Creating a Page by Using a Template In this Tutorials you will learn how to create a page by using a template. You can now add content but only to the editable region of the template…
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