dry · April 26, 2011 23:36
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 documentation.html
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 title:
 Page Custom Fields
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 summary:
 h2. Page Custom Fields

 Your page files don't just have to be single blocks of text that can only replace one content area in a layout. They can contain multiple custom fields as well as fields of meta data.
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 body:
 A page file is a simple text file but it's structured as custom fields. Each field has a label, its content and a end marker. The field label is the word or phrase that is used to reference the field contents in a layout. The label must be immediately suffixed by a colon and a newline. From that newline, everything you type until the end marker will be part of that field contents. The end marker is two dashes on a line on their own. This page (the one that you are now reading) is called page-fields.txt and its contents are:
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	layout:
	documentation.html
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	title:
	Page Custom Fields
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	summary:
	h2. Page Custom Fields

	Your page files don't just have to be single blocks of text that can only replace one content area in a layout. They can contain multiple custom fields as well as fields of meta data.
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	body:
	A page file is a simple text file but it's structured as custom fields. Each field has a label, its content and a end marker. The field label is the word or phrase that is used to reference the field contents in a layout. The label must be immediately suffixed by a colon and a newline. From that newline, everything you type until the end marker will be part of that field contents. The end marker is two dashes on a line on their own. This page (the one that you are now reading) is called page-fields.txt and its contents are:
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