This practice enables you to carry over basic formatting from one
page to the next. You can avoid this by designating just the inner content??”without any of the formatting
tags??”as an editable region.
Dreamweaver can create one of two different types of XML tags during its export operation. The first is
referred to as Dreamweaver Standard XML and uses an
- tag with a name attribute set to the editable
region??™s name. For example, if the editable region is named ShipVia, the Dreamweaver Standard tag is
- Content
The Dreamweaver Standard XML file has one other distinguishing characteristic. The XML file is saved with
a reference to the defining Dreamweaver template, like this:
When importing a Dreamweaver Standard XML file, if the specified template cannot be found, a dialog box
appears asking that you select another template.
The other option is to use what Dreamweaver refers to as Editable Region Name tags. This method uses the
editable region names themselves as tags. In the case of the editable region name ShipVia, the tag pair
under this method is ....
To create an XML file from within Dreamweaver, follow these steps:
1. Open a Dreamweaver document based on a template that has at least one editable region.
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