Files from template not copy img background property

Question

i have a simple(single) template with two bars(vertical and horizontal, each one has a specific png backgorund image set in .twoColHybLtHdr #header and #sidebar ) and a editable region in the middle of the page, so far i've built the entire site based on that template with no problems.
today i'm doing some work, edited the templates links, updated all the pages, but when i try to generate a new file from template i encounter a completely black background, checking the css style shows that the background-image property ain't there anymore(if i try to add it it says that it's in a locked portion of the file thus the chnge will be discarded).
i've tried downloading an old model and the resulting files are the same
i'm attaching the model and a resulting page
you can also see them online at: http://www.espiralcalipso.com.ar/error.html
and a good one: http://www.espiralcalipso.com.ar/editorial.html
any ideas are greatly appreciated.
DW is CS4 10.0 b4117
PD: i've noticed that this is EXACTLY my same problem: http://forums.adobe.com/message/2456171
but only posted is a workaround.
i've checked my site definition and the root folder is pointed to the file system root, the url is the correct one and it's relative to document

Answer 1

That's pretty easy to do. This should get you close:
set the_template_file to (choose file with prompt "Select the template file:")
set the_name_list_file to (choose file with prompt "Select the file containing the names:")
set the_names_list to paragraphs of (read the_name_list_file)
tell application "Finder"
          repeat with each_name in the_names_list
                    set new_file to duplicate the_template_file
                    set name of new_file to each_name & ".docx"
          end repeat
end tell
The script will first ask you for the template file, then ask you for the file that contains the list of names.
It then loops through the list of names, for each name it duplicates the template file, then renames it to match the contents of the file.
There's no error checking here, so you might want to pad this script to catch errors, but it should be functional.