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Cisco
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For the love of god
can some one please tell me how i can edit the .thtml files under the professional theme folder...
I am using dreamweaver 8 and it does not open them.
thanks
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I am using dreamweaver 8 and it does not open them.
thanks
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dewdoobrown
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what I use to do in editing .thtml files was to copy the .thtml file and rename the copy file to .html. This will allow you to edit in dreamweaver. But remember after you edit rename it back to .thtml.
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Dirk
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Make sure to switch off any "intelligent" options that your HTML editor has. The .thtml files often contain partial HTML (e.g. tags are opened in header.thtml that are only closed in footer.thtml) and some editors think it's a good idea to add those "missing" tags, screwing everything up.
A plain text editor works best, IMO.
bye, Dirk
A plain text editor works best, IMO.
bye, Dirk
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Cisco
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Thanks all I didn't even know you could open them files in wordpad...
who would have thought?
who would have thought?
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Master_Yoda
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Use this simple workaround. Hope it helps.
http://www.help2go.com/Tutorials/Web_Page_Design/CakePHP_and_Dreamweaver_8.html
http://www.help2go.com/Tutorials/Web_Page_Design/CakePHP_and_Dreamweaver_8.html
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