"Daniel S. Reichenbach" wrote:
> Do i understand it correct, that the <(content)> element in the style
> will call the ROOT page?
No no no! Each page is given exactly one style which results from an
inheritance tree where modifications are made in a simple overwrite
fashion. ROOT is the topmost style element of every page. IOW, the
final stype for any page is built at request-time by expanding style
elements starting from ROOT. Page elements may overwrite style elements.
Now, the placeholeder <(content)> stands for the actual content of a
page, i.e.the stuff you type when writing a page (which has already been
given a style).
> Could i call a page element from this,
> which generates the navigation bars?
To achieve what you want you could either write a navigation bar whose
look depends on certain variables or you could write a master navigation
bar which gets partially overwritten in subpages (using page elements).
Not clear?
Sorry,....
Frank
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