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Creating a template from scratch
I'm new to Netsuite, so I'm not sure if this is possible:
Being naive and not really knowing how Netsuite's template system worked, I developed a tableless ecommerce design to use with my NetSuite account.
Unfortunately though, it looks like NetSuite only allows me to enter code in designated regions.
Is there a way around this? Or to edit a "master template"? One that houses all of the individual parts, such as header? (I don't want to just 'insert code into the header' region, I want to have full control whether or not there's a header region or not)
I'm seeing code like:
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