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Article ID: 817128 - Last Review: February 1, 2007 - Revision: 2.5
Find and Replace operation replaces text in non-editable regions of Web pages attached to the master page in FrontPage 2003
When you perform a Find and Replace operation in your
FrontPage Web, text in non-editable regions of Web pages that are attached to a
master page may be replaced.
This issue occurs if you specify either
All
Pages or
Open Pages when you perform a Find and
Replace operation in your Web site. This issue occurs because the master page
has no protected regions. Only the Web pages attached to the master page
contain protected regions. Therefore, if the Find and Replace operation
generates changes to the master page, non-editable regions of the attached
pages may also be updated and changed.
To work around this issue and prevent changes to
non-editable regions on a specific Web page, follow these steps:
- Open your Web page that contains non-editable regions in
FrontPage.
- On the View menu, click
Page.
- On the Format menu, point to
Dynamic Web Template, and then click Detach from
Dynamic Web Template.
- Click Close in response to the following
message:
(1 of 1) files updated.
Master-page functionality permits a Web professional to
create a Web-page template, or a set of templates, that can be quickly used to
build additional pages on a Web site. Master pages also permit the Web
professional to lock certain regions of a page so that content providers cannot
change or compromise important page code or functionality.
Finally,
master pages permit the Web professional to identify regions of Web pages that
can be updated dynamically by a content provider or by replicating a change
from the master page to all the Web pages that are attached to the master
page.
APPLIES TO
- Microsoft Office FrontPage 2003
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