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Page template tags

type=user

This tag sets the position of the table containing the user-editable sections. If the tag is omitted the user will not have any sections to edit, which may be desirable in certain cases. If the tag is omitted, the user will still be able to edit any editable regions you have created in the page template. No ID is required.

Example:

<si5 type=user>

type=nav

This tag sets the position of the top level navigation. The tag is optional, so if you want to do you own thing with navigation just omit this tag. No ID is required.

type=subnav

This tag sets the position of the second level navigation. This tag is optional. No ID is required.

Note: the subnav tag will only render if a nav tag exists. If a main menu is not required put this code in the page template:

type=path

This tag sets the position of the path to the current page, e.g. "Home > Products > Widgets"

Navigation template tags

The navigation template designer allows you to very easily create a section of HTML to allow users to navigate around the site. The navigation templates can range from a very simple "HOME | CONTACT | ABOUT" structure to elaborate creations including graphics, onclick and mouseover effects.

<pagename>

This is the link text as entered by the user in the page properties.

<pagelink>

When the site is published, this will render as the filename for the page e.g. "contact.htm"

<hover>

This is the "hover text" as entered by the user in the page properties. It may be used as an element title so that the text will pop up when the mouse is over the element.

<moreicon [image parameters]>

This is used to indicate that this entry is a folder which contains more pages. The text "moreicon" is replaced by "img" if the entry is a folder. If the entry is a page the whole tag is removed.

Example:

<moreicon src=arrow.gif width=10 height=12>

When published, if the item is a folder this will render as:

<img src=arrow.gif width=10 height=12>