When you apply a template to a document which contains existing content, Dreamweaver attempts to resolve the existing content to a region in the template. Once your page is attached to the Template, you can clean up any content you do not want. Document body content should resolve to the main content editable region you set up in your master Template. Head content should usually be resolved to Nowhere. The Inconsistent Region Names window will open.Ĭhoose the editable region in which to add your unresolved content. Tools > Templates > Apply Template to Page.Ĭhoose the template to apply to your page You can do that while keeping the unique elements of each page unchanged.ĭefine your site and create a page which will be used to create your template. If you have a group of pages with an applied template to it, you can change the information of the group by editing the template and then reapplying it to those pages.

When your website has a lot of pages and you want them to share certain design features, you can create and apply a template to them. When Dreamweaver resolves site root-relative links, it does so relative to this folder. Create a folder on your hard disk or click the folder icon to browse to the folder.

The name of the folder on your local disk where you store site files, templates, and library items. The name that appears in the Files panel and in the Manage Sites dialog box it does not appear in the browser. For information on remote server connections, see this Adobe technical article. You can also use dedicated FTP software to upload your files. When you’re ready, you can fill out the other categories in the Site Setup dialog box, including the Servers category, where you can specify a remote folder on your remote server and enter FTP information (if you want) so that you can connect to your remote site through Dreamweaver to upload your files. This category lets you specify the local folder where you’ll store all of your site files. The Site category of the Site Setup dialog box is the only one you need to fill out to begin working on your Dreamweaver site. To define a Dreamweaver site, follow these simple steps:Ĭhoose Site > New Site Specify local site location

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