Specify template editable regions

By: Staff Date: February 15, 2008 Recommended by: readers | Level: All

When creating your feedback initially, everything on the page is protected, which prevents another user to make changes in the items of feedback. You must specify which parts of the page are editable, to allow the user to make changes in specific parts of the document created with the file feedback.

You always have the option to highlight the feedback, in which case the entire contents can be edited. An editable region, called doctitle, is automatically a specified feedback; therefore, the user can change the title of the page, but not the rest of the properties of the page, such as background color and color of text.

1 - Select the content on the page that you want to mark as editable.

2 - Select Insert> Templates Objects> New Editable Region (CTRL + ALT + V). When the dialog New Editable Region appears, enter a name that indicates the editable region.

Note: The following characters are not valid for names of region: apostrophes ( '), quotes ( "), angular keys (<>), and ampersand (&).

3 - Select Insert> Templates Objects> New Editable Region and enter a name for the region editable, in the Name of the dialog New Editable Region.

4 - Select Edit> Preferences> Highlighting, to customize the colors of emphasis on the regions and blocked an editable feedback. Cases involving the regions editable with tabs at the top left containing the names of region. The color appears in the region blocked document using feedback. To see the areas highlighted in the Document window, select View> Visual AIDS> Invisible Elements. The regions highlighted appear in the Document window when Invisible Elements are enabled.

Tip: You can make an entire table or a cell individual table as editable. But! Not mark multiple cells at once as editable. Layers and layers of content elements are separated, and both can be marked as editable.

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