Is it a good idea to save a template from one site to another and use that template to create pages in the other site? Explain why or why not?
What will be an ideal response?
You should create a new template for each site. Copying a template from one site to another causes all of the relative links in the template (including links to graphics and other materials used in the template) to become absolute links. To use the template in the new site, you must change the links to relative links and copy the materials used in the template to the new site's local root directory. Likewise, choosing a template from another site when you create a new Web page causes the same problems, and does not move a copy of the template to the new site. It also places the links in a locked area of the template so you cannot change them (unless you remember to uncheck the Update page when template changes check box), so you will not be able to view the template content when you post the new page to the Web. Because of these problems, you should create a new template for each site.
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