SCoT - simple content management tool


Content Files

The content files hold content and only content. Every line of a content file is treated as a content line (see how to write content lines).

Line Description

First line
The first line by convention holds the heading for the following content. I usually beginn that line with "3".
Second to last line
This is the text, your real content. Here you can put everything you want to say. Let your fingers fly over the keyboard.

Examples

In the following are listings of the example content files we created during the lessons of this help.

D:\scot\example\welcome\overview.scot
>3Overview
> A long overview about my project.
D:\scot\example\welcome\tableofcontents.scot
>1Table Of Contents
>+Content 1
>+Content 2

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