Documentation map

Contents - What's in this documentation

• Contents for the 'Introduction' section - section contents
  

• The Blurb - What it is, and what it does
  

• 1. Templating - Concepts behind WebMake's design
  

• Finding The WebMake File - what happens when you run WebMake
  

• Place The WebMake File - how to write a WebMake file
  

• Invoking Webmake - how to run WebMake
  

• WebMake's CMS Features - WebMake's content-management features, and shortcomings
  

• Editor/IDE Support - Some tips on using WebMake
  

• Contributors to WebMake - Contributors to WebMake
  

• The WebMake File Format - the file format used for the .wmk file
  

• Contents for the 'Tags and Their Attributes' section - section contents
  

• Example - the webmake section
  

• Example - include another file into the current WebMake file
  

• Example - use a WebMake plugin
  

• Using Remote Content - one chunk of textual content
  

• Example - non-text content, such as HTML templates
  

• Example - Define several small content items quickly, using a table
  

• New-File Templates - load many chunks of content from one data source
  

• Example - load many chunks of non-text content, such as HTML templates, from a data source
  

• Example - load many URLs from one data source
  

• Data Sources - the protocols supported by <contents>, <templates> and <media>
  

• Supported Attributes - iteration construct
  

• Output and Dependencies - an output file and URL
  

• Processing - generate a site map
  

• Attribute Reference - generate back and forward navigation links
  

• WTF Is A Breadcrumb Trail? - generate a ''breadcrumb trail'' navigational aid
  

• Example - tell WebMake where to keep its cache files
  

• Example - set options controlling WebMake behaviour
  

• Example - hook code into WebMake logic
  

• Defining Content Tags - defining tags for use in content items
  

• Contents for the 'Processing Logic' section - section contents
  

• Parsing of the WebMake File - the order of processing
  

• Note: Order of Content Reference Processing - set a content chunk while inside another content chunk's scope
  

• The <{perl}> Directives - embed arbitrary perl logic
  

• Example - how, and where, it is done
  

• Glob Patterns - glob patterns, regular expressions and pattern matching
  

• Scraping - How to use scrape_xml() to generate multiple templates from a single HTML file
  

• Contents for the 'Variable References' section - section contents
  

• Default Values - references to content chunks
  

• $(url_refs) - References to URLs - references to URLs
  

• $[deferred_content refs] - Deferred Content References - deferred references to content chunks
  

• Contents for the 'Meta Tags and Meta-Data' section - section contents
  

• What Is Metadata? - meta-data for content items, and how to use it
  

• Example - defining meta-data inside the tagged content object
  

• Delimiter-Separated-Value Format - Attach metadata to another content item
  

• Scoped Mode - Specify default metadata to attach to content
  

• Scoped Mode - Specify default attributes for content items
  

• Metaset Tag - Define your own metadata names
  

• Contents for the 'Magic Variables' section - section contents
  

• The ${IMGSIZE} Magic Variable - automatically add image size information to an <img> tag
  

• The $(TOP/) Magic Variable - a relative path to the top-level of the site, for URLs
  

• The ${WebMake.*} Magic Variables - information about the environment WebMake is run in, such as the version of WebMake, the timestamp, the user who ran it, etc.
  

• Contents for the 'Format Converters' section - section contents
  

• The Text::EtText Format Converter - A simple plain-text format, easily converted to HTML (format: text/et)
  

• Specifying Options to the POD Translator - Perl ''plain old documentation'' support (format: text/pod)
  

• The HTML Cleaner - the HTML cleaning filter
  

• Contents for the 'Using WebMake.cgi' section - section contents
  

• Using webmake.cgi - How to use WebMake as a CGI script
  

• Supporting Metadata On Media - How to install the WebMake CGI script in your web server
  

• WHAT YOU WILL NEED - A step-by-step guide to setting up version-control for your WebMake site
  

• Editing Content Items - How to navigate and use the ''edit-in-browser'' interface
  

• Contents for the 'Module Documentation' section - section contents
  

• HTML::WebMake::Content - module documentation
  

• HTML::WebMake::Main - module documentation
  

• HTML::WebMake::PerlCodeLibrary - module documentation
  

• Contents for the 'Manual Pages' section - section contents
  

• webmake(1) - manual page
  

• Contents for the 'Plugins and Libraries' section - section contents
  

• csvtable_tag.wmk - define a HTML table using comma-separated values
  

• download_tag.wmk - Tag for quick download links to files
  

• dump_vars.wmk - dump all WebMake variables and content items
  

• editbuttons.wmk - ''Edit'' buttons on rendered output
  

• lang_tag.wmk - allow WebMake to support multi-language output
  

• navtree.wmk - WebMake tag to generate an alternative per-page sitemap
  

• rssbox.wmk - include RSS feeds into your documents
  

• safe_tag.wmk - Tag to ''make safe'' WebMake, EtText or HTML data
  

• sitetree.wmk - WebMake tag to generate a per-page sitemap
  

• thumbnail_tag.wmk - Tag to create ''thumbnail'' links for photo albums
  

• wwwtable_tag.wmk - easier HTML table generation using ''freetable''
  

• xsl.wmk - apply an XSL stylesheet to XML data, using Sablotron
  

• Documentation map - Map of this documentation