SCoT - simple content management tool


The Idea

When you are going to write a user guide or a rule book or anything like that, you will get text of a certain structure. Understanding that structure is the base for understanding how SCoT works.

Now, see the structure. At first (or on top as you see later) you've got a title. Below that there is the heading of level one. An overview of the headings theme and the heading of level two follows. To that belongs another overview for that subtheme and further headings of level three. When you look closer, you see that this structure may be seen as a tree. At last you find the 'leaves', the contents that completely describe their sub-sub-subthemes.

In a bookish style all that is in a certain sequence where at first comes the path to the topmost leaf with the leaf itself. Then the path to the second leaf and the leaf itself. And so on.

In hypertext style it is usual to have the topmost level assembled in one 'page' with links to the next levels. The last level ist the 'leaf-level'.

The SCoT files that form your project should be organized similar to the hypertext style. The topmost folder holds the heading of level one, the overview to that themes and the links to the next level. The downmost folder contain the 'atomic' subthemes, the leaves.

Back to the overview.


Diese Seiten wurden mit SCoT nach folgenden Standards erstellt: xHTML 1.0, CSS 2.0.

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