SCoT - simple content management tool


Content Order Files

Content order files only hold information which contents will appear in the HTML document and in which order.

Line Description

Every line holds the name of a file or of a folder. Each of them must exist in the same folder as the content order file itself. Preferably these lines beginn with a greater than mark (">").

In a more complex project you might want to have your HTML documents organized in subfolders. In this case you can mark the first line with a slash ("/") that says the following characters are a subfolder of your parents documents folder. A download folder may be a good example.

Examples

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

D:\scot\example\welcome\content.order
>>overview.scot
>>tableofcontents.scot
>>references
D:\scot\example\downloads\content.order
>/download
>>overview.scot
>>downloadFiles.scot

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