Adding Editable Areas to a Template
The second step of creating a template is to define the areas of the page that should be editable in documents that are based on the template. (Editable areas are the portions of the document that can be modified in pages that are based on the template.)
As a rule, all areas of a template are initially locked. If you want to change information on pages that use the template, you need to create the editable areas or regions. In many Websites, these regions are often content areas. Everything in the template that is not explicitly defined as editable is locked in pages that are based on the template. You can make changes to both the editable and locked areas while editing the original template, but on a page ...
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