Linda in NH wrote:
Interesting idea. Hadn't thought of that but I like it. Thanks for posting it before I ended up going through changing things one by one. Though I suppose in the new version that would be subject to the dreaded 10x10 shift. Wonder if shifting the primary page elements 10x10 the OPPOSITE way the shift occurs would put all the 'pastes' in the right place?
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Jewelcraft wrote:
If you make the changes on the first page and select all the elements in one go by holding down the shift key you can then paste onto each page in turn.
Might be wise to do save as and rename the website first so you do all the changes in a clone of the website so you can go back to original at a later date if you want to
Squirrel wrote:
Is there a way to propogate updates to a template page? For example, I have a site with roughly 45 pages to it, but all have a common header and footer. I know would like to change an item in the header. Is there a way to make a change in the main template and updates all the rest?
Is there a way to propogate updates to a template page? For example, I have a site with roughly 45 pages to it, but all have a common header and footer. I know would like to change an item in the header. Is there a way to make a change in the main template and updates all the rest?
If you make the changes on the first page and select all the elements in one go by holding down the shift key you can then paste onto each page in turn.
Might be wise to do save as and rename the website first so you do all the changes in a clone of the website so you can go back to original at a later date if you want to
Interesting idea. Hadn't thought of that but I like it. Thanks for posting it before I ended up going through changing things one by one. Though I suppose in the new version that would be subject to the dreaded 10x10 shift. Wonder if shifting the primary page elements 10x10 the OPPOSITE way the shift occurs would put all the 'pastes' in the right place?
linda
www.agilitywithlinda.com
'We make training FUN! Agility, tricks, obedience.'
www.thebodycodetohealth.info
'Physical & Emotional Healing for People & Pets'
That 10 x 10 shift is a problem in V7, CC are looking at our suggestions
But i got round it by making a new 1st page (cloned) shifted everything 10 x 10 up and left, called it template 1
Now i copy all the elements from that page into all the other pages, it works perfectly
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