Dion Vansevenant wrote:
> Could I then setup one style and several page elements with code that says
> something like: "If it's this page, use this page element, if it's that
> page, use that page element, if it's another page...." Or am I going about
> this the wrong way?
To achive this, there is no need to put code in page elements. Suppose
you are at a given level down the page hierachy. Now, isolate those
parts which are shared by all sub-pages and put this stuff into a page
element and make it inheritable (i.e. it will be known in sub-pages
too). Page-specific formatting instructions go to the pages themselves
or to non-inheritable page elements (if used multiple times in one page,
for instance).
It is also worthwile to know that there are no far-reaching differences
between style elements and page elements. As with page elements:
elements on a deeper level overwrite those which are inherited from
parents (pages and styles).
Frank
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