Luke is using a template to create a new web page. He wants to change one aspect of the design, but the area he wants to change won’t change. Why might this be the case?

the original template designer did not designate the area as editable

the area he wants to change was designated as editable

the template contains too much media

the template had been used too many times before

Zoie is building a website for her client. She wants to build a CSS document that will hold the design properties of the website but wants it to be housed separately from the HTML file she is creating so that the client's related website can also share the same style sheets. The best tool to accomplish this would be for her to:

write each HTML page to represent the client's design choices

work with the client to develop a flowchart

What is an advantage of using a hotspot to create a hyperlink?

it can be drawn over any component of a website

What is the purpose of editable regions in web page templates?

controls what part of the template can be changed

allows designer to move content on page

allows designer to customize template

What is an advantage of using a web design template?

can be used for any web language

automatically corrects web links

can be moved to another website

Xavier has been using a .DWT template file to help build his website which he placed in a folder called TEMPLATE. If he accidentally moved the .DWT file out of the Template folder, what is likely to happen?

the links on the child HTML pages will be broken

media on the pages will work better

he will be able to update all the pages on the website more easily

nothing will happen, the template file is simply for making the initial HTML child pages

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