Slides

XML location & structure

<cu3er> 
    <slides> 
        <slide> 
            <url> 
            <link>         
            <description> 
                <link>     
                <heading>
                <paragraph>
            </description> 
       </slide>        
    </slides> 
</cu3er> 

Overview

This is, obviously, the place where you define all slide properties such as image url, link, description content. Please, notice that this is the only XML node with a complex/nested structure in which the properties such as the node content (url, link, heading & paragraph) and node attributes (target) are included.

Each <slide> may contain (only <url> node is required) the following child nodes:

• <url> - path to your image/slide. Make sure to avoid 'relative path trap' after publishing CU3ER
• <link> - url link to the page or site when the user clicks the slide. Available attribute: target = ""
• <description> This node acts as a container for the “description box” content. It may have the following child nodes:
• • <heading> - text to display as heading text
  • <paragraph> - text to display as paragraph text
  • <link> - url link to the page or site when the user clicks the “description box”. Available attribute: target = ""

Only <url> node is required in order to CU3ER operate properly!

Usage example:

 <slide> 
    <url>path_to_your_image.jpg</url> 
    <link target="_self">your_page_link.htm</link>         
    <description> 
        <link target="_self">another_page_link.htm</link>     
        <heading>This is my heading text</heading> 
        <paragraph>Paragraph text goes here!</paragraph> 
    </description> 
</slide>

XML Reference

Node / Attribute			default value	Type	description
<url>				string	path to your image/slide
<link>				string	link to the page or site when the user clicks the slide
	target		_blank	string
<description>
	<heading>			string	text to display as heading text
	<paragraph>			string	text to display as paragraph text
	<link>			string	link to the page or site when the user clicks the slide
		target	_blank	string	where the linked document will be opened: "_blank", "_self", "_parent", "_top"