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It is also possible to create a new HTML snippet from an existing piece of content in the
template; see "Using content to create an HTML snippet" on the next page.
Adding a snippet to a section
Each type of snippets is used differently; see "Adding an HTML snippet to a section" on the
next page, "Using a JSON snippet" on page781 and "Using Handlebars templates: examples"
on page784.
Editing a snippet
To edit a snippet, open the snippet file by double-clicking it on the Resources pane.
By default, an HTML snippet that is being used as shared content can also be modified in a
section where it is used. This behaviour can be changed; see "Editing a snippet" on the next
page
Renaming a snippet
To rename a snippet, right-click it on the Resources pane in the Snippets folder and select
Rename.
If you rename an HTML snippet that was inserted into a section as shared content, you need to
update the reference to the snippet manually; see "Renaming a snippet" on page780.
Translating a snippet
Snippets in a multilingual template get translated at the moment they are inserted in the output,
if the text is tagged for translation. For more information see "Translating templates" on
page993 and "Tagging text in snippets" on page996.
HTML snippets
HTML snippets can contain any contents that a section can have, such as text, images, variable
data, dynamic tables, etc. Just like other types of snippets, HTML snippets are stored in the
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