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Change your website from a liquid layout to a fixed layout or vice versa

by Christopher Heng, thesitewizard.com

A few visitors who use thesitewizard.com's Dreamweavertutorials recently asked me how they can switch their website from a liquid layout template to a fixed layout one, without havingto redo their website from scratch. This article attempts to show you how you can switch between any of the blank page layout templatesin Dreamweaver, be it from a liquid layout to a fixed layout or vice versa, without losing any of your existing work.

Preliminaries

For those who are confused by the thick technical lingo used in the above paragraph, please note the following:

If you don't already have a website, and are just browsing this article to see how difficult it is to get started,you should really start by readingHow to Make / Create YourOwn Website: The Beginner's A-Z Guide instead. The beginner's guide is a more appropriate place to start,since it doesn't assume prior knowledge on your part. It is written in plain English and is meant forthe completely new webmaster-to-be.
The article that you're currently looking at (this page) is like the middle chapter of a book. If youstart here, you'll get discouraged quickly, thinking that website-making is rocket science, since you won't haveany of the basic information taught in the earlier chapters. But it really isn't difficult. (In fact, the contentof this chapter doesn't even affect most webmasters).
I'll assume that you have used one of my Dreamweaver tutorial series to create your website. That is, you've completed either theDreamweaver CS6 Tutorial,the Dreamweaver CS5.5 Tutorial,the Dreamweaver CS5 Tutorial,the Dreamweaver CS4 Tutorialor the Dreamweaver CS3 Tutorial.
In practice, this means that you're not only using Dreamweaver's blank page layout templates, but that you're also using itswebsite management features and template system to manage your site. (Dreamweaver's website management and template systemallows a webmaster to create and manage multiple pages on a website the easy way, without having to manually update every pageon a website every time you make a change to the design.) If you're not doing using both the above features, then thisarticle is probably not relevant to you.
For those who are not sure what the difference between a fixed and liquid layout is, please readWhat's The DifferenceBetween Liquid, Elastic, Relative, Fluid, Flexible and Fixed Layouts? for a detailed explanation.
I have only tested the procedure below using Dreamweaver CS5. It should, theoretically, work with the other versions too,since the method I use is a general one. However, since I didn't go back and check those versions, I can'tbe sure of this. Sorry.
The same procedure below applies whether you're changing from a liquid to a fixed layout, or the reverse, from a fixed toa liquid layout, or, for that matter, if you're using an older version of Dreamweaver, to any of the other blank page HTMLlayouts available in Dreamweaver.

This Article in a Nutshell

The trick to a smooth transition from your old template to a new one is to give your new template the exact same Editable Regions,Optional Regions, Repeating Regions, etc, that you used in the old. That is, your new template, containing the new layout,should have the same number of template objects with identical names as your old template. (Note: don't worry if you don't know whatan Optional Region or a Repeating Region is. Most people only use Editable Regions in their templates.)

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For example, if your old template only had 2 editable regions, named 'Page Content' and 'Copyright Year',then your new template should also have 2 editable regions with the same names, 'Page Content'and 'Copyright Year'.

Procedure for Changing to a Different Layout Template

Important: Back up your local website files
Make a copy of your local website files in a separate location (eg, on a USB external drive or some other folder). This is important.If something goes wrong here (and a lot of things can go wrong), you can at least delete all your current files, and restore the filesthat you backed up. When backing up, copy everything: folders, template files, images, CSS and HTML files, etc. Preserve theexisting structure of the folders and files. That is, don't unceremoniously dump all your files into a single folder in yourbackup drive. If your images used to be in an 'images' folder, make sure they are also in an 'images' folder inyour backup location. And so on.
In addition, be careful how you back up your files. Make sure you are really backing up the files, and not just creating a shortcut to yourexisting files or moving your files from one location to another.
Windows users can do the following. Go to your website folder in Windows Explorer. That is, click the Start menu,followed by the 'Computer' item in the menu that appears. (If you use Windows XP, click 'My Computer' instead of 'Computer'.)A window will open. This is called a Windows Explorer window. Navigate to the directory directly above your localwebsite folder.
Where is My Local Website Folder?
For those who don't know where your local website folder is, start up Dreamweaver.Click the 'Site' menu in Dreamweaver, followed by the 'Manage Sites...' menu item, clickthe name of your site in the list box once, then click the 'Edit' button. The location of your website is given in the'Local Site Folder' field. You can hit the ESC key on your keyboard to get out of the 2 dialog boxes after that. Thenquit Dreamweaver.
Do not open your local website folder. That is, if your local website folder is'c:UserschristopherhengDocumentsthesitewizard', go to'c:UserschristopherhengDocuments' (one directory up). You should be able to see the folder icon for your local websitefolder ('thesitewizard' in my case) in your window.
Right click that folder. That is, move your mouse cursor directly over the folder andclick your right mouse button. A menu will appear. Click the 'Copy' item in that menu.
Now, using the same Explorer window (or a new one if you wish), navigate to the drive where you're going to keep your backup. Right clicka blank spot in that window. In the menu that appears, click the 'Paste' item. If you have a lot of files, Windows Explorer may takesome time to copy over all the files.
Important: do not drag and drop your folder. Use the method I suggested above. If you drag and drop, you may end up either movingall the files to its new location (and deleting the original) or you may accidentally create a shortcut instead of a real copy.(Drag and drop behaviour varies according to where your backup location is, as well as the version of Windows that you're using.)In addition, don't do anything silly like putting your backup in the very same folder as your original files.
Note down all your editable regions and other template objects (if any)
Start Dreamweaver and open your existing template file. That is, doubleclick the 'Templates' folder in the FILES panel in Dreamweaver.This should expand the

Change your website from a liquid layout to a fixed layout or vice versa

Preliminaries

This Article in a Nutshell

Create Css Style Sheet Dreamweaver

Procedure for Changing to a Different Layout Template

Important: Back up your local website files

Where is My Local Website Folder?

Note down all your editable regions and other template objects (if any)

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