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How do I customize my margins and footers? The gigascale server provides a facility that allows the pages that you author and that appear in your workspace to be customized. To customize your pages, you need to:
<!--margin--> My margin text <!--/margin-->If the parser sees a block like this, it extracts the text between the comments and places it in the left-hand margin of the displayed page, instead of the links that it would normally generate. You can also append text to the existing auto-generated margin text by inserting the "+" sign, as follows: <!--+margin--> Text appended to margin <!--/margin-->Several fields can be specified in this way:
In addition, a block named options can be used to specify additional formatting and display options. the syntax is <!--options--> name1=value1 name2=value2 <!--/margin-->Currently the following options are supported:
Once you have a custom setup for your site, you may wish to further customize subdirectories in your site. You can do this simply by placing another "toc.html" in sub-directories that you wish to customize. Note that you will need to duplicate all fields in your top-level file -- for example, if you put a footer in your top-level toc.html, you will have to put one in the sub-directory's toc.html too. Note also that toc.html is not "inherited." If /diva has a toc.html, and /diva/x has a toc.html, but /diva/x/y does not, then files in /diva/x/y will use the toc.html from /diva, not the one from /diva/x. |
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