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Am not sure what you are talking about - - Just your navigation bar or the whole template?
If it is just the navigation bar you should understand that Macromedia apparently didn't intend that you add a naviagation bar to a templated page (not sure why) but I have been successful in building a navation bar in a blank page, adding a template to the page then using the navigation bar to update all the documents in the site. However, I do occasionally 'lose' the ability to update the navigation bar. When that happens I 'clone' a page on my site by doing a save as 'new name' then remove the template from the cloned page. Now I can copy the navigation bar and all the javascript from the cloned page into the template page and 'voila' everything is off and running again.
However if your template is somehow completely clobbered the only thing I know that you can do is recreate the page then 'apply' it to each page in your site. Be Warned!! When you 'apply' a template to an existing page it will overwrite all the text on the page so you will have to 'clone' every page in the site, one at a time, apply the new template, then copy the text from the old page into the new templated page and 'save as' to the original name for the page. Once completed you can delete the clone and that page should be ready to go - - Not a pretty picture but I don't know any shortcuts for this one.
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