title:Overview Of Example Content
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created:2021-04-20
edited:2022-02-06
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cat:Example Content
cat:Bar
author:testy
top:Examples

<p>There are four pages and several entries prepared on this example web site. The pages are 'index', 'about', 'README' and 'INSTALL'. You'll find them in the 'pages/' directory in the example web site source directory. In the generated HTML web site the index page will be named 'index.html', the other pages respectively.</p>

<p>To understand the tags that are used in the entries, have a look at the source files (in the 'entries' directory in the example web site directory) and at the generated HTML web site. That should demonstrate how they work. For more detailed information, read the <a href="/README.html">README file</a>.</p>

<p>In short:</p>
<ul>
<li>A link in the sidebar is generated for every category and every topic that links to the corrosponding tagpage (listing all entries tagged with that tag).</li>
<li>Entries on categories' tagpages are displayed in full. Tagpages of topic tags act as indexes for that topic.</li>
<li>Topics can have sub-topics of any depth (as many levels as you like). The tagpage of a parent topic lists all the entries of the existing sub-topics as well.</li>
<li>The order of tags is irrelevant.</li>
</ul>

<p>This entry has two tags in its header that don't tell SBWG anything (just as a demonstration). If you'll use too many non-existing tags in a header it will look to SBWG like the beginning of the content, so try to avoid them as well as mistakes in the tag definitions.</p>

<p>There is one gallery on this example web site. It is listed under the galleries heading in the navigation bar and, because there is also an entry of the same name, attached to the corrosponding entry, which you can find in the weblos.</p>

<p>The entry <a href="/entries/moose.html">'moose'</a> contains no content at all. The picture that is embedded where its content would be is a file attachment. Image file attachments are embedded automatically below the entry whose name corrosponds to the name of the attachment file. Other file types produce download links or, media players if applicaple. As with everything else you can find more info on this in the <a href="/README.html">README file</a>.</p>
