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l Color: Specify the color of the border: select a named color (defined in the "Colors
Properties" on page488) from the drop-down, or click the colored square to open
the Color Picker dialog ("Color Picker" on page488). Alternatively you could type a
name or value in the Color field directly. It must be a predefined CSS color name
(CSS color names), a hexadecimal color code (HTML Hex Color), an RGB color
value, for example rgb(216,255,170) or a CMYK color value, for example
cmyk(15%, 0%, 33%, 0%). Equivalent to the CSS border-color property.
Import Resources dialog
The Import Resources dialog lets you import a variety of resources from other templates.
To open this dialog, click File >Import Resources... in the menu.
1. Select the template to copy resources from and click OK.
2. Now you can select various resources: "Master Pages" on page152, "Media" on
page155, "Sections" on page115, "Images" on page267, style sheets (see "Styling
templates with CSS files" on page292), as well as scripts (see "Scripts pane" on
page586) and the Data Model (see "Data Model pane" on page575).
If you want to select individual items instead of all resources in a certain folder, expand
the folder using the arrow to the left.
Note
Resources may be interdependent. A Print section may need a certain Master Page
or Media, for example; a Dynamic Image script relies on the presence of certain
images; etcetera. This isn't visible in the Import Resources dialog. Make sure to
select all necessary resources.
3. Choose what happens when a resource with the same name at the same hierarchy level
already exists in your template.
Names that represent files or folders on disk are case-insensitive, while all other names
are case-sensitive.
l Rename: Import the resource, giving its name a suffix to make it unique in the target
folder.
Note that when a section is renamed, the properties of its context are not copied
over, except for Includes (Web contexts only; see Includes). Includes are transferred
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