well, The Attach Dynamic Web Template command allows you to apply the DWT's layout design to your web page. Your web page will then contain the layout elements of the DWT, with your original page content within the Editable Regions. It may be advisable to prep your web page before attaching your DWT if your original page contains layout elements that are different from the DWT's design.

Attaching a DWT to a page allows the underlying design elements of that page to be changed by modifying the related DWT. In fact, all pages that have that particular DWT attached will be updated, as well, allowing you to have "shared layout" between pages.

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Answered by Hemant Singh , an ibibo Master, at 11:35 AM on August 04, 2008

What is a Template?


We've been using site templates for so long that sometimes we forget that not everyone knows what they are. A web site template is just an HTML file shell that contains the common elements that you want to appear on every page. That can include your navigation links, artwork, a search field, legal text... literally anything!

The main point about templates is that they don't contain anything specific to one page on your site. Instead they contain elements which apply to a group of pages, and placeholders for everything that's specific to any one page.


First, you may want to know which template you're currently using. To do so, go the structure editor of your admin site.

http://www.free-conversant.com /mySiteName/admin/conversation s/mySiteName/structure

Clic k on the Properties tab, and look at the "Template" menu. That's the default template of your site. If the template you want to edit is used only for a folder or for a file, navigate to this object, and look at its properties. If it's set from a preferences screen (like "Preferences->Default DG" or "Preferences->Web Server->Appearance"), go to this preference screen.

When you know the template's name, click on Templates in the left side navigation bar. That will take you to:

http://www.free-conversant.com /mySiteName/admin/conversation s/mySiteName/templates

If the template you're using doesn't have "READONLY" in its name, it will be displayed in the Edit panel (the default one). Otherwise, it will be displayed in the Read-only panel.

To edit an editable template, just click on its name in the Edit panel (note that in new sites, the edit panel will just contain a message saying that the conversation doesn't have any editable templates).

To edit a read-only template, click on the Create tab. Select the read-only template to duplicate in the "Based On" menu, give your template a unique name that doesn't contain "readonly", and click on New Template. The read-only template you selected will then be duplicated, and displayed in edit mode.

If you'd prefer to create a new template from scratch, just type a name into the text field, keep the menu set to "None" and then click on the New Template button.

In edit mode, you're presented with three fields:

* Description
Here, you can enter any comment you want. It will only be visible here, and is intended to help you organize your templates.
* Type
New templates are created with the type of the template they're based on, or with the type set to "[undefined]". Set it to the type that applies to your template (see "Template Types" above).
* Content
You edit (or create) the content of your template in this text area.

Ninety-nine percent of what you'll put in the Content text area is just regular HTML. However, there are some special features in Conversant that you can take advantage of, if you choose to. Anywhere in your template, including within any HTML tag, you can embed one of Conversant's simple macros, which will automatically be replaced when the template is rendered.

Answered by Sharad Singh , an ibibo Master, at 1:11 PM on August 02, 2008

well, The Attach Dynamic Web Template command allows you to apply the DWT's layout design to your web page. Your web page will then contain the layout elements of the DWT, with your original page content within the Editable Regions. It may be advisable to prep your web page before attaching your DWT if your original page contains layout elements that are different from the DWT's design.

Attaching a DWT to a page allows the underlying design elements of that page to be changed by modifying the related DWT. In fact, all pages that have that particular DWT attached will be updated, as well, allowing you to have "shared layout" between pages.

source
http://www.p ixelmill.com/support/ su pport_article.aspx?ArticleID=k b1012 29

Answered by Ni .. , an ibibo Master, at 5:11 PM on July 29, 2008

well, The Attach Dynamic Web Template command allows you to apply the DWT's layout design to your web page. Your web page will then contain the layout elements of the DWT, with your original page content within the Editable Regions. It may be advisable to prep your web page before attaching your DWT if your original page contains layout elements that are different from the DWT's design.

Attaching a DWT to a page allows the underlying design elements of that page to be changed by modifying the related DWT. In fact, all pages that have that particular DWT attached will be updated, as well, allowing you to have "shared layout" between pages.

source
http://www.p ixelmill.com/support/ su pport_article.aspx?ArticleID=k b1012 29

Answered by Rocky , an ibibo Master, at 10:07 AM on July 23, 2008

well, The Attach Dynamic Web Template command allows you to apply the DWT's layout design to your web page. Your web page will then contain the layout elements of the DWT, with your original page content within the Editable Regions. It may be advisable to prep your web page before attaching your DWT if your original page contains layout elements that are different from the DWT's design.

Attaching a DWT to a page allows the underlying design elements of that page to be changed by modifying the related DWT. In fact, all pages that have that particular DWT attached will be updated, as well, allowing you to have "shared layout" between pages.

source
http://www.p ixelmill.com/support/ su pport_article.aspx?ArticleID=k b1012 29

Answered by Uttam , an ibibo Master, at 3:52 PM on July 21, 2008

well, The Attach Dynamic Web Template command allows you to apply the DWT's layout design to your web page. Your web page will then contain the layout elements of the DWT, with your original page content within the Editable Regions. It may be advisable to prep your web page before attaching your DWT if your original page contains layout elements that are different from the DWT's design.

Attaching a DWT to a page allows the underlying design elements of that page to be changed by modifying the related DWT. In fact, all pages that have that particular DWT attached will be updated, as well, allowing you to have "shared layout" between pages.

source
http://www.p ixelmill.com/support/ su pport_article.aspx?ArticleID=k b1012 29

Answered by Romi , an ibibo Master, at 11:57 AM on July 18, 2008

ofcourse you can attach free html templates to your site.
The Attach Dynamic Web Template command allows you to apply the DWT's layout design to your web page. Your web page will then contain the layout elements of the DWT, with your original page content within the Editable Regions. It may be advisable to prep your web page before attaching your DWT if your original page contains layout elements that are different from the DWT's design.

Attaching a DWT to a page allows the underlying design elements of that page to be changed by modifying the related DWT. In fact, all pages that have that particular DWT attached will be updated, as well, allowing you to have "shared layout" between pages.

For more information-
http://www.pixel mill. com/support/support_article.as px?Ar ticleID=kb101229

Answered by R.P. Singh , an ibibo Master, at 8:06 PM on July 17, 2008

ofcourse you can attach free html templates to your site.
The Attach Dynamic Web Template command allows you to apply the DWT's layout design to your web page. Your web page will then contain the layout elements of the DWT, with your original page content within the Editable Regions. It may be advisable to prep your web page before attaching your DWT if your original page contains layout elements that are different from the DWT's design.

Attaching a DWT to a page allows the underlying design elements of that page to be changed by modifying the related DWT. In fact, all pages that have that particular DWT attached will be updated, as well, allowing you to have "shared layout" between pages.

For more information-
http://www.pixel mill. com/support/support_article.as px?Ar ticleID=kb101229

Answered by .... ..... , an ibibo Master, at 8:31 AM on July 17, 2008

ofcourse you can attach free html templates to your site.
The Attach Dynamic Web Template command allows you to apply the DWT's layout design to your web page. Your web page will then contain the layout elements of the DWT, with your original page content within the Editable Regions. It may be advisable to prep your web page before attaching your DWT if your original page contains layout elements that are different from the DWT's design.

Attaching a DWT to a page allows the underlying design elements of that page to be changed by modifying the related DWT. In fact, all pages that have that particular DWT attached will be updated, as well, allowing you to have "shared layout" between pages.

For more information-
http://www.pixelmill. com/support/support_article.aspx?Ar ticleID=kb101229

Answered by Nagendra , an ibibo Master, at 6:08 AM on July 17, 2008

The Attach Dynamic Web Template command allows you to apply the DWT's layout design to your web page. Your web page will then contain the layout elements of the DWT, with your original page content within the Editable Regions. It may be advisable to prep your web page before attaching your DWT if your original page contains layout elements that are different from the DWT's design.

Attaching a DWT to a page allows the underlying design elements of that page to be changed by modifying the related DWT. In fact, all pages that have that particular DWT attached will be updated, as well, allowing you to have "shared layout" between pages.

source
http://www.p ixelmill.com/support/ su pport_article.aspx?ArticleID=k b1012 29

Answered by Shobhit , an ibibo Master, at 7:23 PM on July 16, 2008