Creating Your Own Dreamweaver Template File By: J. Gilbert     If you have built websites, you understand how frustrating it can be to have to update the look and feel of a lot of webpages. Fortunately, Dreamweaver has a built in system which will help you to update as many pages as you want very quickly. To use a Dreamweaver template, you simply need to create a new Dreamweaver template file. This can be done by choosing the 'New' button in Dreamweaver, and then choosing what type of template you want from the 'Template pages' menu (you can choose HTML or PHP etc...) Once you have created a template, you can create any look that you want for your website. You might add a table and a website banner. You also want to add at least one 'editable region' to your template (editable regions can be found in the dropdown menu for template objects). Once you have done this, you can save the template and start creating your website pages based on this template by applying a template to a page. The point is to build many pages of content based on one DWT template. Then when you want to update the layout of these pages, instead of having to update each one, you simply update the main .dwt file. It is really simple to do and worth taking a few minutes to figure out. You can see free sample Dreamweaver tutorials, step by step videos, and get Dreamweaver tips at http://www.dreamweaverhowto.com Article Source: zeronese.net article directory. Article Word Count Appx. : 233 Article Category: Articles » Web-Design-Software » Dreamweaver See all articles by J. Gilbert Note: Copying of article contents in whole is permitted provided that article body and article author by-lines are kept intact and unchanged. Hyperlinks and/or URLs including article source link provided by authors and/or zeronese must remain active at all times.       The views and opinions of authors expressed on Zeronese Article Directory web sites do not necessarily state or reflect those of the Zeronese.net .