Getting Started with Dreamweaver Templates

Editing Templates: For most changes, editing a template is like editing any page in a site. You add, delete, or modify the content of the template. Editing a template differs from editing other pages because you can define new editable regions, or lock editable regions. More..

Editable 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. Locked regions are the sections of a template that have static, unchanging content, such as a corporate logo or a standard site navigation bar. More..

Working with Links: When you link to other pages or insert elements (such as images) on your page, Dreamweaver creates a path in the HTML source code of your document so that a browser displaying your page can find the appropriate files. More..

Cascading Style Sheets: Cascading Style Sheets (or CSS styles) are collections of formatting definitions that affect the appearance of web page elements. You can use CSS styles to format text, images, headings, tables, and so forth. With a single style you can pre-designate the color and alignment properties of an element for an entire document. For example, you could apply a style that turns all text to blue and right-aligned. More..

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