[X4U] Adobe GoLive CS Question

[Marc Stergionis]

At 6:56 PM -0800 11/21/06, Zane H. Healy wrote:
>At 5:32 PM -0800 11/21/06, Daly Jessup wrote:
>>At 5:17 PM -0800 21/11/06, Zane H. Healy wrote:
>
>>I asked:
>>
>>>  > Could you put that content in a separate frame, and put your other
>>>  > content in another frame?
>>
>>Zane answered:
>>
>>>I'm using Cascading Style Sheets rather than using Frames.
>>>
>>>http://www.conner-bishop.org
>>
>>I really know nothing about this, so that was interesting. I didn't 
>>know you could use CSS to make a "frame-like menu" down the left 
>>that way.
>>
>>But anyway, my ignorance aside, what is it that you want to stay 
>>the same on every page?
>
>I need the menu on the left to stay the same and I'm planning on 
>having headers and footers that will in most cases stay the same. 
>By using CSS you can have greater control than you would would using 
>Frames.

If I'm understanding you correctly, it sounds as if a GoLive template 
would do what you're trying to do. A template in GLCS enables you to 
identify editable areas and uneditable areas of a page. When you 
create a new page from the template, you can change only the center 
content area, if that's your variable spot. To edit the "uneditable" 
parts, you edit the template itself, for changes to your menus, 
headers, footers, etc.

I use this a lot. The instructions in GLCS help menu for this are great.

The suggestion to check with the GL talk group is a good one. I'm 
sure most would mention a template or component, too.
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Marc Stergionis
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