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 TemplatesHome > Build > Software > Dreamweaver > Tutorial by Aaron West Dreamweaver offers non-programmers the ability to create dynamic web sites. This means that a standard look and feel can be created, and pages can be generated from that. If the look and feel is changed later, Dreamweaver will update all the pages that were generated from it. The process for creating and using templates, like most everything else with Dreamweaver, is actually quite simple. First you must design the look and feel. Then you must decide which areas will be modifiable (content), then save and you're ready to create the pages. Dreamweaver uses standard HTML comments to determine which template is used and which areas are editable. Here is an example: <!-- #BeginTemplate "/Templates/tutorial.dwt" --> You will see something like that at the beginning of the page that was generated by the template.
In this tutorial you will learn how to create the templates with editable regions, how to generate pages, and how to modify the template and update the entire site. |
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