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Templates: Applying Dynamic Web Template To keep your site looking consistent, you may decide to create a new web page based on a template or implement templates after you have already created some pages. FrontPage allows you to apply a template to pages with existing content.

In order to work successfully with templates, you must have. • • • Creating a Template-Based Page Creating a new template-based page is very similar to creating a new page or a template. For more information on creating templates, refer to. NOTE: It is recommended to create a template before proceeding. • • From the File menu, select New.

The New task pane appears. • Under New page, click FROM EXISTING PAGE. • Navigate to the folder where your template (.dwt) is stored • Select the template (.dwt) that you would like to base your new page on • Click CREATE NEW The new page is created. • Begin adding page content Saving a Template-Based Page • From the File menu, select Save As. • Using the Save in pull-down list, navigate to where your web site folder is located • In the File name text box, type a filename • From the Save as type pull-down list, select HTML Files (*.htm; *html) • Click SAVE The document is saved. Applying a Template to Existing Pages Templates can be applied to web pages that you have already created. When a template is applied, FrontPage scans the page for region names.

For more information about regions, refer to. Since the page is not currently based on a template, there are no region names in the page. Therefore, when FrontPage scans the page for region names, a mismatch occurs. FrontPage does not know what template region the existing content of the page should be placed in. You should then select the editable region of the template in which to place the existing content of the web page. • Open the web page you want to apply the template to • From the Format menu, select Dynamic Web Template » Attach Dynamic Web Template • From the Look in pull-down list, navigate to where the template is located • Select the template you wish to apply to the page • Click OPEN NOTE: If the web page contains content, the Choose Editable Regions for Content dialog box appears.

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This displays the template's default settings for mapping content from the body of the web page to the editable regions. • To move all of the content in the body of the web page to the default editable region, click OK To maintain the exact content and structure of the web page, click SKIP CURRENT PAGE To move all of the content in the body of the web page to a specific editable region, • Select Body • Click MODIFY • From the New Region pull-down list, select the editable region in which you wish to place the existing content NOTE: If you click NONE, the content is removed from the web page. The Dynamic Web Template is applied Detaching a Page from a Template If you no longer want a web page to be based on a template, you can detach the page from the template.

The page will not lose any content; however, changes made to the template cannot be applied to the page after it is detached. Templates can always be re-applied to a page. • Open the web page you wish to detach from a template • From the Format menu, select Dynamic Web Template » Detach from Dynamic Web Template A confirmation dialog box appears. • Click CLOSE The web page is detached from the template.

Lisa Wollin Microsoft Corporation May 2005 Applies to: Microsoft Office FrontPage 2003 Summary: Learn how to deploy custom themes in Microsoft Office FrontPage 2003 and how to use Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) to work with the themes objects in the FrontPage object model. (8 printed pages) Contents Introduction to FrontPage Themes Themes in Microsoft Office FrontPage 2003 provide a gallery of professionally designed graphics, color schemes, and formatting rules that you can apply to FrontPage Web sites. With these themes, you can create documents, Web pages, or an entire Web site with a consistent and polished appearance across all pages. Themes can be applied anytime—even to an existing Web site that was not created in FrontPage.