Preview what we have so far: Step 1: Highlight the you want to preview. Lets preview the entire template so far. So highlight Template”. “level” “Training Step 2: Right-click and select Template”. “Preview/Print Preview what we have so far: Notice we are building a very template with many elements within each other. – “click-driven” “nested” Note Properties”: Select the template you want these properties to apply to. My best advice is to play with “Dialog these and note how they effect the view and functioning of the template. By Clicking dialogue items” for example, this “hide will keep all hidden until the level above it is checked. “sub-templates” Preview effects of Properties”: Example is dialog items”. Note how now, all of the other templates” “Dialog “hide “sub are not visible, only the highest level, in this case our master Template”. Once clicked, all the other items will appear. “Training
Preview what we have so far: Step 1: Highlight the “level” you want to preview. Lets preview the entire template so far. So highlight “Training Template”. Step 2: Right-click and select “Preview/Print Template”. Preview what we have so far: Notice – we are building a very “click-driven” template with many elements “nested” within each other. Note “Dialog Properties”: Select the template you want these properties to apply to. My best advice is to play with these and note how they effect the view and functioning of the template. By Clicking “hide dialogue items” for example, this will keep all “sub-templates” hidden until the level above it is checked. Preview effects of “Dialog Properties”: Example is “hide dialog items”. Note how now, all of the other “sub templates” are not visible, only the highest level, in this case our master “Training Template”. Once clicked, all the other items will appear.
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