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Each sub-template has 6 sub-sections to control different areas of the webpage. The editor also has 95 pre-programmed commands that you can use to program with. Don't worry if this sounds complicated, it really isn't. Once you see how it all ties together you'll be creating your own fancy designs in a short time.
Open - opens an existing blog. When clicked on this button opens a file manager dialog in the proper directory. All blogs end in the extenstion '.zdb'.
Save - saves your template. Use this button whenever you make any changes to your template. the easyblogs template packager will prompt you to save if you forget to save your changes. If you do not save your work it will be lost if you exit without saving.
Saveas - allows you to create a new SBI easyblogs template from an existing blog. This can be very useful if you are creating mini-websites that are all published under one domain name. Saving as a new template requires that you change the file name to something new.
Preview - generates a new browser window with the easyblogs template in it.
Turns out making maps is a somewhat difficult process. Google now charges a fee for map services. That is after an initial $300 worth of usage. To get a map a developer needs to apply for a unique API (application programming interface) registered to their developer account. Sorry, no tutorial on how to do this. How about this, check out my test page and see if it can work for you. Then contact me for further instructions.
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