A website template is a set of graphic elements that are developed using special software. Often novice web designers can not develop their own graphics for the site, and give up all ventures. However, do not despair, as any elements can be copied from other sites.
It is necessary
- - Personal Computer;
- - the Internet;
- - Dreamweaver software.
Instructions
Step 1
You can copy a site template using any file management program, for example, like FAR. You can also perform this operation through the "Windows Explorer" window. It will not take you much time and effort.
Step 2
If you are working on creating your site with Dreamweaver, then the easiest way is to rewrite the template you want. This program is an indispensable tool for creating full-fledged web projects, as well as editing pages, pictures, banners and many other things. You can download from the official websit
Step 3
To copy the template, go to the Site panel and activate the site that has the required elements. You can choose any project, however, it is worth taking only those that you can later understand. Next, you will have to select all the parameters for your site.
Step 4
Now open the Assets panel. In it, switch to the list of all templates and select the one you need. The element must be right-clicked to open the context menu. The Copy to site submenu contains all sites that have ever been added to Dreamweaver. Now all that remains is to choose the template you are interested in.
Step 5
In any other program there is a column "Setting templates", which is in the list. To copy site elements, remember the default template. Next, give this value to the required project for copying. In the line "Add", enter a new project and click "Save". You have created a new item that is a copy of the default one.
Step 6
When creating your site, you can easily copy the template you like from another site, without making much effort. It's also worth noting that you can develop your own projects through Dreamweaver. The main thing is to learn the basics of web programming.
