Basics

Using StreamKodeStreamKode is used to control the structure and layout of your content. It's used in place of HTML in the child code areas, and can perform many functions including defining urls, internal links, text weight and styles as well as positioning elements on a page.

Because StreamKode simply generates html code to perform its functions, layout, style and appearance can be changed and defined by a stylesheet.

General Declarations:

Most StreamKode declarations have an opening and closing tag. [declaration]Text to process[/declaration].

[b]Bold Text[/b]

[i]Italic Text[/i]

[u]Underlined Text[/u]

[p]Spaced out Paragraph Text. Text within this appears as a paragraph in its own right.[/p]

[block]Block-quote text[/block]

[h1]Heading Text[/h1] note that you can use [h2][/h2], [h3][/h3], [h4][/h4] (etc) as well.

[url http://www.streamk.com Go to the streamk homepage]

[img=IMAGELINK]

[nl] Prints linebreak to page.
[br] Prints linebreak to page.

[align center]Content[/align]
Aligns everything within the tags to the center of the content area. [align left] and [align right] can be used also.

Internal Links:

[[childname Text]]
Used for internal links. Put the name of the child, and if you want, a space then displayed text. Note that Text is optional.

[[home]]
This will link to the default template's page named home. it will output: Home, as linktext.

[[lightblue/about]]
this will link to the Lightblue template's page named about. it will output: About, as linktext.

[[lightblue/about About Us]]
this will link to the Lightblue template's page named about. it will output: About Us, as linktext.