I recommend that you sit down with the designer and your CF template and go through the basics of how CF interacts with the HTML. Show CFLOOP and CFOUTPUT and how HTML blocks may get repeated, etc. Impress on the designer that any <CF tag should be left in its current position relative to the HTML itself. Many designers really like to see how it works, because once they see enough to 'get it', then they realize that skinning takes even fewer steps than before ... since repeated elements are often represented in the source code only once each. At that point, you're off and running and can do some cool stuff without breaking each other's code ;-)
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