Defining 
  <br>
  a template's editable regions A template has two types of regions: editable 
  <br>
  and locked (noneditable). Editable regions are the sections of a template that 
  <br>
  have changing content, such as an article in a newsletter. Locked regions are 
  <br>
  the sections of a template that have static, unchanging content, such as a corporate 
  <br>
  logo or standard site navigation elements. By default, templates are locked. 
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  You can add content to the template, but when you save the template, all content 
  <br>
  is marked noneditable. If you create a document from such a template, Dreamweaver 
  <br>
  warns you that the document will not contain any editable regions. To make a 
  <br>
  template useful, you must create editable regions, mark existing content as 
  <br>
  editable, or add new content and mark it as editable. While you are editing 
  <br>
  the template itself, you can make changes to both the editable and locked regions. 
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  When the template is applied to a document, however, you can make changes only 
  <br>
  to the editable regions of the document; the locked regions of the document 
  <br>
  can't be modified. To define existing content an editable region: 1 Select the 
  <br>
  text or content you want to make editable. 2 Choose Modify &gt; Templates &gt; 
  Mark <br>
  Selection as Editable. 3 In the New Editable Region dialog box, enter a name 
  <br>
  for the region. The text or content is highlighted in the template. You can 
  <br>
  mark an entire table or an individual table cell as editable. However, you can't 
  <br>
  mark several cells editable at once. Layers and layer content are separate elements; 
  <br>
  both can be marked as editable. Marking a layer editable lets you change the 
  <br>
  position of the layer; marking layer content editable lets you change the content 
  <br>
  of a layer. To define a new editable region: 1 Place the cursor at the location 
  <br>
  where you want to insert an editable region. 2 Choose Modify &gt; Templates 
  &gt; New <br>
  Editable Region. 3 In the New Editable Region dialog box, enter a name for the 
  <br>
  region. The region name, surrounded by curly braces as in {region name}, is 
  <br>
  inserted into the template as a highlighted placeholder. When the template is 
  <br>
  applied to a document, you can substitute the placeholder with text, images, 
  <br>
  or other content. Note: The following characters are not valid for region names: 
  <br>
  apostrophes (`), quotation marks (&quot;), angle brackets (&lt; &gt;), and ampersands 
  (&amp;).