Creating your pages

All the text content of CMSimple is stored in a single HTML file. CMSimple delivers the relevant page to your user's browser.

The heading tags < H1>,< H2>and < H3> are used to split up the content file. It might be a little hard to get used to this concept, but when you do, it is really easy to create new pages and subpages.

Using the headings

A H1, H2 or H3 heading will dynamically split the text into 'virtual pages' and put a new item into the menu at the correct level.
A list of the subpages is displayed at the bottom of that page. The menu is displayed as a table of contents.

A H4-heading is used as a heading within a page. No other tags have special meanings

Be aware: When you delete a document's heading or an entire page, an 'empty heading' message is sometimes left in the document. This can be very frustrating!
Remove this, by highlighting the text and using the paragraph button.
Alternatively, use the HTML/Layout button to get hold of the raw HTML-code, and delete the entire line.
A emergency fix is to type this line of CMSimple scripting beneath this message
#CMSimple remove#