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Layers and Templates

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Mar 07, 2007 Mar 07, 2007

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I am trying to adjust the height of a layer on a page that has been created based on a template. I have made the layer an editable region on the template, but when I try to adjust the height of the layer on the page that was created from the template, it tells me that it is not editable and that change will be discarded.

This layer is the container for all layers in the site. In other words, there is a border around this layer that is the border around the entire site. If I cannot adjust the height of this layer, then the bottom border of the site stops well before the actual contents.

How can I adjust the height of this container layer for each individual page without detataching it from the template?
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>I am trying to adjust the height of a layer on a page that has been created
> based on a template. I have made the layer an editable region on the
> template,
> but when I try to adjust the height of the layer on the page that was
> created
> from the template, it tells me that it is not editable and that change
> will be
> discarded.

I'm betting that you have made the layer's CONTENTS editable, not the actual
div tag. Take a look at the code and see if the layer's <div> is inside or
outside of the editable region. If you were using your embedded or linked
stylesheets then you would have no trouble making this change.

> This layer is the container for all layers in the site. In other words,
> there
> is a border around this layer that is the border around the entire site.
> If I
> cannot adjust the height of this layer, then the bottom border of the site
> stops well before the actual contents.

Don't give absolutely positioned elements like layers a height at all.
Otherwise when someone resizes their text to be larger, it will spill over
the bottom boundary of the sized layer and make a mess (it will make a mess
anyhow - putting text into absolutely positioned elements is a very bad
idea).

If you are confused about layers, go here -

http://www.great-web-sights.com/g_layerlaws.asp
http://www.great-web-sights.com/g_layer-overlap.asp


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"mackfogelson" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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>I am trying to adjust the height of a layer on a page that has been created
> based on a template. I have made the layer an editable region on the
> template,
> but when I try to adjust the height of the layer on the page that was
> created
> from the template, it tells me that it is not editable and that change
> will be
> discarded.
>
> This layer is the container for all layers in the site. In other words,
> there
> is a border around this layer that is the border around the entire site.
> If I
> cannot adjust the height of this layer, then the bottom border of the site
> stops well before the actual contents.
>
> How can I adjust the height of this container layer for each individual
> page
> without detataching it from the template?
>


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