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# isreplace Element

The decorator template uses `<isreplace/>` to identify where the decorated content is to be included.

## Syntax

```
<isreplace/>
```

## Purpose

Typically, only one `<isreplace/>` tag is used in the decorator template. However, multiple or zero `<isreplace/>` tags can also be used.

- If the decorating template doesn't have an `<isreplace/>` tag, the decorated content is, effectively, omitted from the resultant output.
- If the decorator template has multiple `<isreplace/>` tags, the content to be decorated is included for each `<isreplace/>` tag.

## Example 1: Rendering Template that Uses Decorator

```
<isset name="DecoratorTemplate" value="folder/pt_mytype" scope="page"/>
<isdecorate template="${DecoratorTemplate}">
    ...content...
</isdecorate>
```

In this example, the page contents of the main portion of the browser are inserted into the HTML file.

## Example 2: Decorator Template

```
<body>
  <div id="pt_mytype">
    <div id="container">
      <div id="main">
        <div id="content">
	  <isreplace/>
	  </div>
      </div> <!-- end main -->
      <isinclude template="components/template">
    </div> <!-- end container -->
  </div> <!-- end pt_mytype -->
</body>
```