You
can now make any additional changes to the content areas of the page in Page
Designer. Areas outside the content areas are defined by the page template
and can only be changed in the page template. You can double-click these areas
to open the page template. Any changes made to the page template will automatically
be updated in the page.
Restriction: There are several circumstances
that can cause a page template to not be applied to a Web page when using
any of the page template wizards:
- The Web page has a different encoding from that of the selected page template.
- The selected page template or the Web page is described by XML Style JSP.
- The Web page already has a page template associated with it.
- A page that has a design-time page template applied to it can have its
template replaced with a dynamic template, but not the reverse.
Note: The properties of a content area may be limited by where
the content area is defined in the template. It is not recommended to define
a content area inside <P> or <SPAN> tags because you may have difficulty
formatting text or adding styles to the content area from the page that uses
the template. For example, if a content area is defined within a <P> tag,
you won't be able to change the text in the content area to H1, or if the
content area is within a <FONT> tag, you won't be able to modify the font
properties of the content area. If you are going to apply several styles or
paragraph types to a content area, it is recommended to insert a content area
inside the <BODY> tags of the page template or <TD> tags if the page
template is using tables or free layout tables for layout.