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<Pages>

The <Pages> option is used to add any number of indexed or unindexed pages.

Example

<Pages>
  <Page>
    <Id>                      Page1                      </Id>                     
    <MediaId>                 M1                         </MediaId>                
    <Title>                   Moby Dick                  </Title>                  
    <Filename>                moby-dick                  </Filename> 
    <Author>                  Herman Melville            </Author>                 
    <PDate>                   Jan 1, 1850                </PDate>                  
    <PTime>                                              </PTime>                  
    <MDate>                                              </MDate>                  
    <MTime>                                              </MTime>                  
    <MinTagSize>              0                          </MinTagSize>            
    <Abstract>                A seafaring adventure      </Abstract>               
    <Category>                Novels                     </Category>               
    <HashTags>                #Whales                    </HashTags>               
    <Keywords>                Seafaring, Whale, Ishmael  </Keywords>               
    <ExcludeFromFeed>         false                      </ExcludeFromFeed>       
    <Locked>                  false                      </Locked>           
    <Draft>                   false                      </Draft>           
    <ExcludeContentFromFeed>  false                      </ExcludeContentFromFeed>
    <HidePageBanner>          false                      </HidePageBanner>       
    <HideRelatedPages>        false                      </HideRelatedPages>       
    <ExcludeFromBlogIndex>    false                      </ExcludeFromBlogIndex>       
    <ExcludeFromRelatedPages> false                      </ExcludeFromRelatedPages>
    <Redirect>                                           <Redirect>
    <StyleOverrides>          
      <![CDATA[ 
        <link rel="stylesheet" href="%PluginsURL%slimlines/hide.sidebar.css">
        <style> 
          #footer, .gt-article-meta {display:none;} 
        </style> 
      ]]>  
    </StyleOverrides>  
    <ScriptOverrides>
      <![CDATA[ 
        <script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/chart.js@^3"></script> 
        <script> 
          document.write("Hello World");
        </script> 		
      ]]>
    </ScriptOverrides>	 	 
    <Content>
      <![CDATA[ 
        Call me #Ishmael ... 
      ]]>
    </Content>                
  </Page>
</Pages>

Options

<Page>
This tag indicates the start of a new page
<Id>
[ ]
Any unique text can be used as the idenifier. If no id is provided, the filename will be used.
<MediaId>
[ ]
A media record id as defined by the <Media> option. The image referenced will be used as the pages's banner image.
<Title>
[ ]
Page title
<Filename>
[ ]
The filename must be SEO compatible (lowercase, replace spaces with dashes, strip non-alphnumeric characters) is automatically created from the <Title> option if this field is left empty.
<Author>
[ ]
Page author
<PDate>
[ ]
Publication date (i.e. 1 Jan 2001, January 1, 2001, 1/1/2001, etc.)
<PTime>
[ ]
Publication time in hours:minutes:seconds(i.e. 12:00:00 is noon)
<MDate>
[ ]
Modification date
<MTime>
[ ]
Modification time
<MinTagSize>
[ 0 ]
Slimlines treats words beginning with a # sign as a hash tag. Dashes in hash tags are converted to spaces when displayed. A separate index page is created for every hashtag. Hash tags are automatically hotlinked to their index pages. Use this option to set the minimum size allowed for hash tags (for this page only). This value overrides the global setting. A value of zero ( 0 ) defaults to using the global setting.
<Abstract>
[ ]
Enter text to serve as the abstract. If left blank, an abstract will be created automatically from the page content. HTML will be stripped from the abstract.
<Category>
[ ]
Page category
<HashTags>
[ ]
You can specify a comma delimited list of hashtags as well as embed them in the page content.
<Keywords>
[ ]
A comma-delimited list of keywords. These as well as the hashtags will be used to replace %Keywords% in the $SITE$ plugin
<ExcludeFromFeed>
[ false ]
When enabled, the pages will not be included in the feed.
<Locked>
[ false ]
When locked and when the <Database> is enabled, the page will require the visitor to sign in using their user credentials.
<Draft>
[ false ]
When enabled, the page will be excluded from the blog, always.
<ExcludeContentFromFeed>
[ false ]
When enabled, the page's content will be excluded from the feed.
<HidePageBanner>
[ false ]
When enabled, the featured image will not be displayed at the top of the page.
<HideRelatedPages>
[ false ]
When enabled, the related pages area will not appear at the bottom of the page.
<ExcludeFromBlogIndex>
[ false ]
When enabled, the page will be excluded from all blog index pages.
<ExcludeFromRelatedPages>
[ false ]
When enabled, the page will be excluded from all related pages area.
<Redirect>
[ ]
If the filename has changed or the page content has been deleted, HTML redirect code can be added here to redirect the web page.
<StyleOverrides>
[ ]
This can be used to add or override page specific CSS styles to the end of the HTML header, prior to the closing HTML head tag.
<ScriptOverrides>
[ ]
This can be used to append page specific scripts to the end of the file, prior to the closing HTML body tag.
<Content>
[ ]
Page content
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