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These tags are used to define content placeholders in templates.It is usually a good idea to give each tag a unique id, unless it is being used inside a <content:repeat> tag.
Plus you can define your own tags, using your account name as a prefix. Find out more about creating reusable components
| Tag | Description |
|---|---|
| <content:base/> | Write a context-sensitive BASE href. |
| <content:boolean/> | Boolean value, true or false. |
| <content:date/> | A date container. |
| <content:email/> | An email address. |
| <content:extends/> | Used to inherit from another template. |
| <content:flash/> | Allows Flash movies to be added to pages. |
| <content:group/> | Used to group content, eg. for suppression. |
| <content:include/> | A server-side include. |
| <content:link/> | Used to store a link to another item. |
| <content:number/> | A numeric value. |
| <content:picture/> | An image placeholder. |
| <content:repeat/> | A block of repeating markup. |
| <content:string/> | Single-line text, without markup. |
| <content:table/> | Tabular data. |
| <content:text/> | A multi-line text placeholder. Content can be plain or mixed, in the latter case including markup tags and hyperlinks. |
| <content:url/> | A web address (URI). |
Plus you can define your own tags, using your account name as a prefix. Find out more about creating reusable components



