This is an opinion - based on some experience - it is not a rule, just a general guide line, mileage may vary...
>> >> >>Topic >>-> Name ( Text?) >>-> Description (HTML/Text) >>-> Extra (HTML/Text) >>-> Code (HTML/Text) >> >>Article >>-> Extra1 (HTML/Text) >>-> Extra2 (HTML/Text) >>-> Extra3 (HTML/Text) >>-> Abstract (HTML/Text) >>-> Content (HTML/Text) >> ** avoid putting code in topic/articles - as you lower level users should have access to this, and letting them play with code could be dangerous.. topic extra can be used for topic titles if you map topics->directories and articles->files >> >>Page / Page Element >>-> Content (HTML?, Text?<[page/style element]>? ( Code - generally limited to ifs >or class method calls) >> ** dont normally use page elements other than code init - it can get confusing >> >>Page Element (code init) >>->Content (Code) -- usually a small amount of code - calling/starting/loading a >class from mgd_snippet >> >> >> >>Style Element >>->Content (HTML?, Text?<[style element]>?)( Code - generally limited to ifs or class >method calls) >> Dont get too carried away with Style elements as doing page layout work with style elements can be difficult. >> Snippets = code, generally not html other than <[style element]> to include style elements from classes. -- 1 snippet per class regards alan --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
