Style Elements

1. Task
2. Note
3. Items

Styles are often being divided into pieces called elements such that they can be reused. For example, a menu can be stored in element <(navi)>. This can then be included in the body of a style and it's child styles by using the <(navi)> tag.

Each style has <(ROOT)> as the default element on creation, which contains the main content of the style. You are allowed to created other elements with the New Element window where you can create blank new elements or copy existing elements from other styles.

Task

1. Under the Edit tab on the right, press the Element tab to display the Element window.
2. To create a new element, click on New to display the New Element window.
3. If you wish to create a new element, input the element name.
4. If you wish to copy all elements from an existing style, use the second option and pick the style from the pop-up window.
5. Press Submit to create.

Elements are used in a style by adding the tag <(element_name>. It is placed where its representing content is required in a style.

Note

It is recommended to use seperate Style elements for HTML code containing "", "", JavaScript and Vbscript. These elements may cause problems with the IE inline editor.

Items

1. The list of elements under the selected style.
2. Click the Pick button to display the pop-up window for selecting style to copy elements from.