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+#### Edit templates
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+There are few very basic templates that come with the plugin.
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+Using Tapestry Context's *Edit Templates* menu it's now possible to edit those templates.
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+<img width="463" alt="edit-templates" src="https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/76579/12533376/53f6dd3a-c23f-11e5-8c4f-ff753d4ecf8b.png">
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+Selecting a template from the list will open or create corresponding file under `src/main/eclipse-tapestry5`.
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+It's assumed that this folder will be committed to your repository and shared with your team.
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+`page.*` templates used when creating assets within a *page* Tapestry Context, `component.*` -- for *components*, etc.
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+Templates are not limited to just `*.js`, `*.css`, and `*.properties` -- you may add templates with your own file extensions manually, i.e. `page.coffee` or `page.less`.
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+It is possible to have more than one set of templates organized in sub-folders.
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+Templates in the root of `src/main/eclipse-tapestry5` will be used by default. Putting templates to sub-folder will override default templates for files created under that subfolder/package.
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+For example, to use different templates for all pages under `com.example.app.pages.admin` package, put your templates in `src/main/eclipse-tapestry5/admin` folder.
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+Two special snippets supported in templates: `$ContextName$` and `$Caret$`.
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+`$ContextName$` will be replaced with name of a Tapestry Context for which the file was created.
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+`$Caret$` used to position a cursor in a newly created file.
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+### Advanced Configuration
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 ### Install
 
 In Eclipse go to *Help* -> *Install New Software...* -> *Add...*