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 For the most part this module should work exactly how you expect it should.  There are a few
 features in this module that Dreamweaver designers should know about.

 As you might expect, I got a few requests for something more descriptive.  Here is a second try.
 
 Dreamweaver MX has updated their templating code fairly heavily, and 
 now it supports many of the things that HTML::Template does.
 
 For example, you can define template variables, repeating sections, use 
 conditional logic, etc.  I'll try to give a quick summation here, but 
 in all honesty, you would do better by browsing Macromedia's website, 
 downloading the trial version. or buying a book on it.
 
 Dreamweaver allows you to set up a template file (it ends in an 
 extension called .dwt).  You can then use this template to create HTML 
 files where you change the pre-defined parameters of the template.
 
 Some examples:
 Dreamweaver MX prefers that all variables in the template be named at 
 the top of the .dwt HTML.  This is done by using the <!-- TemplateParam 
 --> tag.  You can define a default for the parameters and you also 

README  view on Meta::CPAN

HTML/Template/Filter/Dreamweaver version 1.02
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 Dreamweaver MX has updated their templating code fairly heavily, and 
 now it supports many of the things that HTML::Template does.
 
 For example, you can define template variables, repeating sections, use 
 conditional logic, etc.  I'll try to give a quick summation here, but 
 in all honesty, you would do better by browsing Macromedia's website, 
 downloading the trial version. or buying a book on it.
 
 Dreamweaver allows you to set up a template file (it ends in an 
 extension called .dwt).  You can then use this template to create HTML 
 files where you change the pre-defined parameters of the template.
 
 Some examples:
 Dreamweaver MX prefers that all variables in the template be named at 
 the top of the .dwt HTML.  This is done by using the <!-- TemplateParam 
 --> tag.  You can define a default for the parameters and you also