Dynamic Web Template (DWT)
A Dynamic Web Template is a feature of FrontPage 2003 which
allows you to create web pages that share the same underlying
layout. In a DWT, you can define some regions to be editable and
prevent others to be non-editable. This allows the web pages
based on that DWT to have the underlying design preserved. When
the actual DWT file is modified, all pages based on that DWT
will have those changes applied, similar to the idea of
Include Pages.
Several different DWTs can be used in a site. For example, a
site may have a one-column DWT, a two-column DWT, and a
three-column DWT. The DWTs may be attached to as many pages as
you'd like. Detaching a DWT does not remove the layout, but
causes the page to no longer be "attached" to the DWT - it
basically turns it into a "normal" web page. Any changes made to
the original DWT will no longer affect that page.
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