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	<h1>AUTHOR</h1>		<h1>AUTHOR</h1>
	<p>Originally, CmdrTaco probably. Revised for Slash 2.0.0 by Nathan Vonnahme and Dan Stahlke</p>		<p>Originally, CmdrTaco probably. Revised for Slash 2.0.0 by Nathan Vonnahme and Dan Stahlke</p>

			[[Category:Development]]

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	<p>The above shows that the ``header (7)'' template is being used, from the ``misc'' page in the ``admin'' section.</p>		<p>The above shows that the ``header (7)'' template is being used, from the ``misc'' page in the ``admin'' section.</p>

	'''AG note:The above is now incorrect. The last name in the template name is now the skin name. See ~~secgtiontopics~~'''.		'''AG note:The above is now incorrect. The last name in the template name is now the skin name. See sectiontopics'''.

	<h2>Site Colors</h2>		<h2>Site Colors</h2>

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	<p><!-- end template: ID 7, header;misc;admin --></p>		<p><!-- end template: ID 7, header;misc;admin --></p>
	<p>The above shows that the ``header (7)'' template is being used, from the ``misc'' page in the ``admin'' section.</p>		<p>The above shows that the ``header (7)'' template is being used, from the ``misc'' page in the ``admin'' section.</p>
	<h2>Site Colors</h2>
			'''AG note:The above is now incorrect. The last name in the template name is now the skin name. See secgtiontopics'''.

			<h2>Site Colors</h2>
	<p>This is where you can change the colors of the site. Click on the ``Site Colors'' link from the admin menu. This will take you to a form that has a pulldown to select which colorblock you want to edit (you can have a		<p>This is where you can change the colors of the site. Click on the ``Site Colors'' link from the admin menu. This will take you to a form that has a pulldown to select which colorblock you want to edit (you can have a
	colorblock for each section, which you would create in the block editor, and it must be named section_colors). Click on the Edit Colors button to edit the color block you select (the default is the main color block colors).		colorblock for each section, which you would create in the block editor, and it must be named section_colors). Click on the Edit Colors button to edit the color block you select (the default is the main color block colors).

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	<h2>Slash guide from /usr/local/slash/themes/slashcode/htdocs</h2>		<h2>Slash guide from /usr/local/slash/themes/slashcode/htdocs</h2>

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	<h2>Slash guide from htdocs</h2>		<h2>Slash guide from /usr/local/slash/themes/slashcode/htdocs</h2>

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	<h2>Approving user submissions</h2>
			<h2>Approving user submissions</h2>

	<p>To approve user submissions so they show up as stories, click on the 'XX Submissions' link (XX being a number). This will take you to a page listing user submissions.</p>
			<p>To approve user submissions so they show up as stories, click on the 'XX Submissions' link (XX being a number). This will take you to a page listing user submissions.</p>

	<p>Above the submissions list are links that will reload this page according to sections. For instance		<p>Above the submissions list are links that will reload this page according to sections. For instance
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	<p>Next is the submissions list.</p>		<p>Next is the submissions list.</p>
	~~<ol>~~
	~~<li>The first column is a notes block. This is for the author to write a note pertaining to a~~
	~~particular submission, so the author, or other authors, can have something to refer to in the case where they may not~~
	~~want to publish a particular until a later time.</li>~~

	<li>The second column is also for classifying submissions. Unless you have hundreds of submissions like slashdot does, you probably won't need those fields.</li>		<ol>
			<li>The first column is a notes block. This is for the author to write a note pertaining to a
			particular submission, so the author, or other authors, can have something to refer to in the case where they may not want to publish a particular until a later time.</li>


			<li>The second column is also for classifying submissions. Unless you have hundreds of submissions like slashdot does, you probably won't need those fields.</li>

	<li>The third column is which section the submission is in.</li>
			<li>The third column is which section the submission is in.</li>

	<li><strong>The fourth column contains a box that if checked will delete the submission.</~~stro~~		<li><strong>The fourth column contains a box that if checked will delete the submission.</strong></li>
	ng></li>

	<li>The fifth column is the timestamp of the submission.</li>		<li>The fifth column is the timestamp of the submission.</li>

	<li>The sixth column is the title of the submission, which is a link to edit the submission. If this is clicked, it takes you to a submission editing page that works just like the ~~<a href="#story%20editing%20page">~~Story editing page~~</a>~~,		<li>The sixth column is the title of the submission, which is a link to edit the submission. If this is clicked, it takes you to a submission editing page that works just like the
			Story editing page,
	and in fact if the author <em>previews</em> the submission, the submission then is pulled up		and in fact if the author <em>previews</em> the submission, the submission then is pulled up
	in the story editing page where the author can edit the submission further, and decide if the story should be published or not.</li>		in the story editing page where the author can edit the submission further, and decide if the story should be published or not.</li>

	<li>The seventh column is the name of the person who made the submission.</li>		<li>The seventh column is the name of the person who made the submission.</li>
	</ol>		</ol>


	<h2>Topics</h2>
	<p>To edit, add, or delete a topic, click on ``Topics'' from the admin menu. This will take you to a page showing all of the site's topics icons, with a topic name listed below each icon, which is a URL to edit that topic. If this URL is clicked, you will be taken to a page that allows you to edit the topic, select a new topic to edit,		<h2>Topics</h2>

			<p>To edit, add, or delete a topic, click on ``Topics'' from the admin menu. This will take you to a page showing all of the site's topics icons, with a topic name listed below each icon, which is a URL to edit that topic. If this URL is clicked, you will be taken to a page that allows you to edit the topic, select a new topic to edit,
	create a new topic, or delete the topic.</p>		create a new topic, or delete the topic.</p>

	<p>The first item on the page is a pulldown with all topics. You can change the topic you want to edit		<p>The first item on the page is a pulldown with all topics. You can change the topic you want to edit
	by selecting whatever topic you want from the pulldown and clicking ``Select topic''. If you want to create a new topic, you click on Create new topic. Below that, the icon for the topic is displayed (as it would be seen). Next is		by selecting whatever topic you want from the pulldown and clicking ``Select topic''. If you want to create a new topic, you click on Create new topic. Below that, the icon for the topic is displayed (as it would be seen).
	the ``Tid'' text field. This is the topic ID. Next are the width and height that the image is displayed as, and the text that's displayed in the ``alt'' tag. Next is a pulldown of all the images that are available in the images/topics directory. If you want to have a new image to select from, you'll need to upload and/or copy it to that directory. Finally, there are the ``Save Topic'' and ``Delete Topic'' buttons. They do what they say they do.</p>		Next is the ``Tid'' text field. This is the topic ID. Next are the width and height that the image is displayed as, and the text that's displayed in the ``alt'' tag. Next is a pulldown of all the images that are available in the images/topics directory. If you want to have a new image to select from, you'll need to upload and/or copy it to that directory. Finally, there are the ``Save Topic'' and ``Delete Topic'' buttons. They do what they say they do.</p>

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	<p>As admin:</p>		<p>As admin:</p>

	<p>To post a new story, you need to click on the ``New'' admin menu link. This takes you to a ~~<a href=~~		<p>To post a new story, you need to click on the ``New'' admin menu link. This takes you to a
	~~"#story%20editing%20page">~~Story editing page~~</a>~~. Fill out this form with all the values for the story you want to run. To view it before saving, click on the ``preview'' button. Once you feel that the story is ready to be published, you can click on ``save''. This will save the story to the database. You may post-date the story to run at another time		Story editing page. Fill out this form with all the values for the story you want to run. To view it before saving, click on the ``preview'' button. Once you feel that the story is ready to be published, you can click on ``save''. This will save the story to the database. You may post-date the story to run at another time
	in the time stamp field, if you want. This is often handy when you want some time to decide if you really want to run a particular story.</p>		in the time stamp field, if you want. This is often handy when you want some time to decide if you really want to run a particular story.</p>

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	<p>In addition, you can choose ``All'' for the section in order to access all of the sections at once.		<p>In addition, you can choose All for the section in order to access all of the sections at once.
	</p>		</p>
	<p>When you click the ``Select section'' button, the page will refresh and the ``Templates'' menu will		<p>When you click the ``Select section'' button, the page will refresh and the Templates menu will contain a list of all the templates in that section.</p>
	contain a list of all the templates in that section.</p>		<p>The Page menu can be used to select the templates from a particular page. Pages generated by a CGI script will generally use templates from the page that has the same name as the script (eg. users.pl uses templates from the users page). The Select page button will cause the page to refresh, and the Templates menu will contain all of the templates from that page.</p>
	<p>The ``Page'' menu can be used to select the templates from a particular page. Pages generated by a
	CGI script will generally use templates from the page that has the same name as the script (eg. ``users.pl'' uses ~~temp~~
	~~lates~~ from the ``users'' page). The ``Select page'' button will cause the page to refresh, and the ``Templates'' menu
	will contain all of the templates from that page.</p>
	<p>You can select either a section or a page, but not both.</p>		<p>You can select either a section or a page, but not both.</p>
	<p>The ``Templates'' menu will contain a list of the selected templates. Each template has both a name		<p>The ``Templates'' menu will contain a list of the selected templates. Each template has both a name
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	n be either edited or deleted. The ``Create new template'' button on the bottom of the page allows you to create new t		n be either edited or deleted. The ``Create new template'' button on the bottom of the page allows you to create new t
	emplates.</p>		emplates.</p>
	<p>The template editing page will allow you to change the text and the properties of a template. The `		<p>The template editing page will allow you to change the text and the properties of a template. The Seclev field sets the minimum security level that is required in order to edit the template. At the bottom of the page, there is a textbox field containing the text of the template. Anything enclosed within [% ... %] will be interpreted by the template-toolkit. To learn about this syntax, go to
	`Seclev'' field sets the minimum security level that is required in order to edit the template. At the bottom of the p
	~~age~~, there is a textbox field containing the text of the template. Anything enclosed within [% ... %] will be ~~interpre~~		<a href="http://www.template-toolkit.com.">http://www.template-toolkit.com.</a></p>
	~~ted~~ by the template-toolkit. To learn about this syntax, go to <a href="http://www.template-toolkit.com.">http://www.template-toolkit.com.</a></p>
	<p>You can view the source of any Slash page in order to see which templates are being used. The sourc		<p>You can view the source of any Slash page in order to see which templates are being used. The sourc
	e will contain the names of the templates enclosed in html comments. For example, at the beginning of the template edi		e will contain the names of the templates enclosed in html comments. For example, at the beginning of the template edi
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	<p>This is where you can change the colors of the site. Click on the ``Site Colors'' link from the adm		<p>This is where you can change the colors of the site. Click on the ``Site Colors'' link from the adm
	in menu. This will take you to a form that has a pulldown to select which colorblock you want to edit (you can have a		in menu. This will take you to a form that has a pulldown to select which colorblock you want to edit (you can have a
	colorblock for each section, which you would create in the block editor, and it must be named ~~``section''_colors~~). Cli		colorblock for each section, which you would create in the block editor, and it must be named section_colors). Cli
	ck on the ``Edit Colors'' button to edit the color block you select (the default is the main color block ``colors'').		ck on the Edit Colors button to edit the color block you select (the default is the main color block colors).
	You will then see a list of eight colors, with four columns:</p>		You will then see a list of eight colors, with four columns:</p>
	<table cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0">		<table cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0">
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	<p>Next are the buttons. If you click on ``Preview'', you'll see the color you are selecting, as well		<p>Next are the buttons. If you click on Preview, you'll see the color you are selecting, as well
	as providing a link at the top of the page that's a URL to index.pl which will display using the color you want to pre		as providing a link at the top of the page that's a URL to index.pl which will display using the color you want to pre
	view. Clicking on ``Save Colors'' will save the colors you've selected, ``Revert to saved'' will reload the form with		view. Clicking on Save Colors will save the colors you've selected, Revert to saved will reload the form with
	the last saved values of colors, ``Revert to default'' will reload the page with the default colors, and ``Save as ~~def~~		the last saved values of colors, Revert to default will reload the page with the default colors, and Save as default saves the colors as the default. Again, as with the blocks, you want to make sure this is what you want saved a
	~~ault''~~ saves the colors as the default. Again, as with the blocks, you want to make sure this is what you want saved a
	s the default for your site.</p>		s the default for your site.</p>
	<h2>Sections</h2>		<h2>Sections</h2>
	<p>Click on ``Sections'' from the admin menu. This will take you to a page with a URL list of the site		<p>Click on Sections from the admin menu. This will take you to a page with a URL list of the site
	's sections. If you click on a particular section, it will then take you to a form for editing the section. This form		's sections. If you click on a particular section, it will then take you to a form for editing the section. This form
	contains:</p>		contains:</p>
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	<h1>AUTHOR</h1>		<h1>AUTHOR</h1>
	<p>Originally, CmdrTaco probably. Revised for Slash 2.0.0 by Nathan Vonnahme and Dan Stahlke</p>		<p>Originally, CmdrTaco probably. Revised for Slash 2.0.0 by Nathan Vonnahme and Dan Stahlke</p>

	~~</div>~~

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	<h1>CHANGES</h1>		<h1>CHANGES</h1>
	<p>$Log$		<p>Log
	<p>Revision 1.5 2005/08/22 22:41:27 pudge		<p>Revision 1.5 2005/08/22 22:41:27 pudge
	<p>Update to proper includes and valid HTML		<p>Update to proper includes and valid HTML
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	<p>Add in slashguide (rewrite of getting_started) and update docs</p>		<p>Add in slashguide (rewrite of getting_started) and update docs</p>
	<hr>		<hr>
	<h1~~><a name="author" id="author"~~>AUTHOR~~</a>~~</h1>		<h1>AUTHOR</h1>
	<p>Originally, CmdrTaco probably. Revised for Slash 2.0.0 by Nathan Vonnahme and Dan Stahlke</p>		<p>Originally, CmdrTaco probably. Revised for Slash 2.0.0 by Nathan Vonnahme and Dan Stahlke</p>
	~~<hr>~~
	~~<h1><a name="version" id="version">VERSION</a></h1>~~
	~~<p>$Id$</p>~~
	</div>		</div>