> Root page : There is a "content" field. I saw from VMUC that it contains > code (I mean Midgard code). > > Page element: I also see that it maybe possible to associate "page element" > to a page. These "page elements" may contain code as well. > > Topic and subtopics : There is a "code" field. > > Article : There is a "content" field. > > I also noticed that some VMUC pages have "initializing" page elements code.
You mean code-global and code-init? These page elements are called caused they are in midgard-root file. You may also define there all pages structure. > > When looking at a given "style" or in "page elements", one often sees > <[author]>, <[content]>, <(content)>, <(title)>,<[title]>. How do use them? > What "content", "title", "author" are they referring to? The "article" or > something following "initialization" ? If You make page element 'element', You may put it everywhere in page with <[element]>, and you do not have to write many times what is in that page element. Silly but good I think example: Did You try to make colour <hr> looking the same for every browser? You may make style element <(hr)>, and that element will contain: <IMG src="blabla.gif" height="2" witdth="200"> , and then insert that element wherever You want. > > I would like to know: > > Where are we allowed to put executable code in? Where are we NOT allowed? Mostly code is putted to pages, styles. > Where are we allowed to put HTML in? Where are we NOT allowed? It depends on what you want to do. If You use Asgard , and You will want to use nadmin all html contents put to topic->description and article->abstract and content. Piotras --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
