"Daniel S. Reichenbach" wrote:
> And one aspect left: the <(code-global)> element. If a have one
> in my ROOT page, will it be parsed in the subpages, too?
Every page has a ROOT element, no matter how it was built from the
inheritance chain. Remember, first all elements get expanded. Then,
there should be one place where <(content)> is filled in.
The elements <(code-global)> and friends behave like *style* elements,
i.e. they will be inhereited in subpages. Page elements behave like that
*if* their inheritance attribute is set.
You may overwrite <(code-global)> etc in any page by a page element of
the same name. If that element has the inheritance attribute set, then
the same replacements are valid for subpages, otherwise not.
Frank
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