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Re: Apply Template To All Pages in A Web Site/
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Re: Apply Template To All Pages in A Web Site/ -
11-13-2004
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How does one apply a template to a whole website? I can only seem to apply the template to individual pages. |
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I preped my whole site by removing everything but the <body> content. There should a batch conversion option to take care of this. It would be the same as attaching the dwt to a single page. |
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Unfortunately, there is not. However, you could sneak in the back door by doing a creative Find and Replace. Although if you have removed all content from the body of the pages, why not just bang out another however many pages from the template and systematically save them over the ones you already have? I've never used Commands, but is it possible to do some sort of Batch |
could create a Command, map the command to a simple shortcut key, and
then just whip through the process by applying the command to each page.
Sure, it still isn't a batch command, but you are only hitting one key,
instead of having to mouse up to find the Apply template, applying
template, saving, and closing.
But that's just speaking as someone who is familier with photoshop's
features in this respect, and not Dreamweaver. Murray can confirm or
deny whether this'd work.
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You could purchase the Template-Lover's Suite|
Murray *TMM* wrote: Unfortunately, there is not. However, you could sneak in the back door by doing a creative Find and Replace. Although if you have removed all content from the body of the pages, why not just bang out another however many pages from the template and systematically save them over the ones you already have? I've never used Commands, but is it possible to do some sort of Batch processing with them, a la Photoshop's Automate? At the very least, you could create a Command, map the command to a simple shortcut key, and then just whip through the process by applying the command to each page. Sure, it still isn't a batch command, but you are only hitting one key, instead of having to mouse up to find the Apply template, applying template, saving, and closing. But that's just speaking as someone who is familier with photoshop's features in this respect, and not Dreamweaver. Murray can confirm or deny whether this'd work. |
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Murray *TMM* wrote: Unfortunately, there is not. However, you could sneak in the back door by doing a creative Find and Replace. Although if you have removed all content from the body of the pages, why not just bang out another however many pages from the template and systematically save them over the ones you already have? I've never used Commands, but is it possible to do some sort of Batch processing with them, a la Photoshop's Automate? At the very least, you could create a Command, map the command to a simple shortcut key, and then just whip through the process by applying the command to each page. Sure, it still isn't a batch command, but you are only hitting one key, instead of having to mouse up to find the Apply template, applying template, saving, and closing. But that's just speaking as someone who is familier with photoshop's features in this respect, and not Dreamweaver. Murray can confirm or deny whether this'd work. |
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