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replyReply Wed 30 Apr 2008, 15:08Delegate Samantha said...

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How do you insert an editable region into a template?

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replyReply Thu 1 May 2008, 09:17Trainer Rich said...

RE: Dreamweaver template

Hi Samantha,

Place your cursor where you want the editable region to be, go to Insert -> Template Objects -> Editable Region. Dreamweaver will then prompt you for the name of your editable region.

The menu structure might be different in other versions of Dreamweaver, but it will be somewhere in the insert menu.

Hope this helps.

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