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You will want to have multiple web pages on your site, most likely, and you'll want

them all to have the same layout and navigation, but different content. There are

several reasons why. The major reason is that you want your site to have a

consistent look and feel. If a visitor were to go between different pages of your site

that looked totally different from each other, she or he may think it's a different site

and become confused.

There's a great (and simple) way to save multiple pages of your web site while

retaining the same navigation and layout as your original web page. (Later on in this

tutorial, you will learn how to make "Templates" in Dreamweaver MX 2004. Using

templates is a different way in which you can save multiple pages with the same

layout and edit content within those layouts. Template use is most appropriate for

web sites with many web pages, or for projects that have several people

collaborating on the site.)

Let's pretend that you have one page of your site already complete. Let's also say,

for example, you have sections in your site called "Image Gallery" and "Additional

Online Resources" (the former being a page filled with images, and the latter a page

filled with links to other websites). In your navigation menu bar on your one

completed web page, you have those links linked to documents called "images.html"

and "additional_online_resources.html" (you haven't learned how to make links yet,

but you're still OK!)

However, you haven't made these pages yet. How are you going to make these

pages, and keep the exact same style as your one, already completed page? Will you

have to create the layout, again, completely from scratch? Of course not!

With your one completed web page open in Dreamweaver MX 2004, go to "File", and

select "Save As." Here, you can save this web page as "images.html" (or whatever

web page name you plan to give one of your sections). You can repeat this step to

save "additional_online_resources.html" and any other web pages you want to have

in your site.

Remember, in order for your web site navigation to work, you must save your files

as the file names you specified when making the links for your navigation (if you

created a link to “links.html” make sure you actually save the page as “links.html”).

By opening these web pages in Dreamweaver, you can add and edit the content for

those pages. When you saved the files from the original web page you created, you

simply created copies of that one page, but with different file names. Since you don't

want multiple web pages of the exact same thing, you need to edit the newly saved

web pages, including changing the titles on the pages, images, and text. However,

the over-all design is still the same!

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