You can have as many masters as you like, only they cannot inherit from one another. If there are only two pages in your document that need the carousel, you might be tempted to have a master just for those, and another master for the rest of the pages in your document. You might also consider using a blank master for those two pages, and the current master (minus the carousel) for all the others.
Try one of the following in a duplicate of your existing site document. Save, then Save as… in a new location before going down either path.
###The first way
Select your master page, and choose Page / Duplicate page. You will get a new master with everything as the first. Go back to the first master page, and delete the carousel. It should disappear from all pages where it was present. Now make a third master page from the main menu with nothing on it. Go to your first page that should have the carousel, and in the Page Inspector, change the master page to be the blank page. Everything that wasn’t based on the master should still be shown on the page, while everything that was on the master should immediately disappear. Select all, and cut to the clipboard. Switch to the second master page (the one with the carousel on it) and all those master elements should return. Finally, paste, and everything that was added outside of the master should be back where it belongs.
###The second way
Create a new blank master, as above. Move to the first page with a carousel, and select all, and cut to the clipboard. Switch the now empty page to use the blank master, using the Inspector, and paste. Repeat on the second page. Move to the original master page, and delete the carousel and any other un-common content that you aren’t using on the rest of your pages. Your two carousel pages should now be based on the blank master, but contain all the same content as they previously did. These items on the page are now “instance objects” rather than “master objects”, so they maintain a separate existence from their originals on the other master page. They no longer will be updated when you change the master. You will also have to duplicate any changes to them from page to page. I find copy and paste to be very useful for this, especially since Freeway’s clipboard is so rich. Since there’s only two such pages, this is probably a pragmatic way to go here.
Walter
On Sep 6, 2013, at 9:56 AM, Barry Hoffman wrote:
Hi,
Hope you can follow this and help…
I have a CAROUSEL on my MASTER1. The purpose of it here is that it has the carousel appear on just 2 of pages:
index.html
home.html
when I make a change to my carousel on the master1, of course it changes on those 2 pages and all is great.
here is the challenge…
When I make something NEW (i.e new frame) for the carousel on the MASTER1, it appears on every page that uses master1 (I have like 75). OH NO!
Now I could handle this problem by getting rid of my “home” page and just having the .index and that is my home and move the carousel there, but as of today I still have these 2 pages because there is an intro transition effect on the .index page which I did not want every time someone hits home.
SO My QUESTION…
Anyway, is there a way to add a new carousel frame for example on the master1, and only have it happen on those 2 pages instead of every page, or am I needing to rethink this?
I thought maybe using duplicate but soon found out that did nothing.
Hope this makes sense,
Thanks,
http://www.hoffkids.com
Barry
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