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= Using templates = | |||
With<tt> File → New From Template</tt> you can create a new page choosing a template. | |||
If you want all new files to be created with a specific template, you can change the settings through <tt>File → Preferences → Initial document settings</tt> | |||
= Setting up templates = | |||
== Bluefish versions prior to 2.2.6 == | |||
Older Bluefish versions have the available templates configured in the preferences panel. | |||
== Bluefish versions 2.2.6 and higher == | |||
From Bluefish 2.2.6 on templates are no longer configured in the preferences, but are loaded from disk. You can have system-wide installed templates or user specific templates. Any file available in that directory will be scanned at bluefish startup, and will become available in the templates menu. | |||
=== Directories for templates on Linux === | |||
System-wide: /usr/share/bluefish/templates | |||
User specific: ~/.bluefish/templates/ | |||
=== Directories for templates on Windows === | |||
System-wide: DIRECTORY_TO_BLUEFISH/share/bluefish/templates/ | |||
User specific: ~/.bluefish/templates/ | |||
=== Predefined templates === | |||
Bluefish is installed with 5 predefined templates: | |||
C header | |||
C header GPL | |||
HTML 5 | |||
PHP | |||
XHTML 1.0 | |||
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Latest revision as of 13:02, 23 July 2016
Using templates[edit]
With File → New From Template you can create a new page choosing a template.
If you want all new files to be created with a specific template, you can change the settings through File → Preferences → Initial document settings
Setting up templates[edit]
Bluefish versions prior to 2.2.6[edit]
Older Bluefish versions have the available templates configured in the preferences panel.
Bluefish versions 2.2.6 and higher[edit]
From Bluefish 2.2.6 on templates are no longer configured in the preferences, but are loaded from disk. You can have system-wide installed templates or user specific templates. Any file available in that directory will be scanned at bluefish startup, and will become available in the templates menu.
Directories for templates on Linux[edit]
System-wide: /usr/share/bluefish/templates
User specific: ~/.bluefish/templates/
Directories for templates on Windows[edit]
System-wide: DIRECTORY_TO_BLUEFISH/share/bluefish/templates/
User specific: ~/.bluefish/templates/
Predefined templates[edit]
Bluefish is installed with 5 predefined templates:
C header
C header GPL
HTML 5
PHP
XHTML 1.0