Is it just me, or has purpose of dreamweaver templates been completely misconstrued? The purpose of dreamweaver templates in a large website structure is to maintain the integrity of your site while still allowing the non-tech content managers to do their job with dreamweaver or contribute.
Anybody with any real experience maintaining websites is already going to use some sort of template with a server-side script, and if they're smart, they'll use PHP.
So just put the two together. Make your site template using PHP in your favorite text editor, then just make a dreamweaver template that includes your header.php and footer.php, and you're done.
So the only question that remains is timeless: what text editor to use?
Is it just me, or has purpose of dreamweaver templates been completely misconstrued? The purpose of dreamweaver templates in a large website structure is to maintain the integrity of your site while still allowing the non-tech content managers to do their job with dreamweaver or contribute.
Anybody with any real experience maintaining websites is already going to use some sort of template with a server-side script, and if they're smart, they'll use PHP.
So just put the two together. Make your site template using PHP in your favorite text editor, then just make a dreamweaver template that includes your header.php and footer.php, and you're done.
So the only question that remains is timeless: what text editor to use?