Additional Pseudo Tags
This tag surrounds content to be displayed outside the system only. It can be used for paths or blocks of code that need to be present upon publishing but not necessarily when viewed within the CMS.
This tag surrounds content to be displayed inside the system only. It can be used for paths or blocks of code that need to be present upon rendering within the system but not necessarily when published (out of the CMS).
This tag specifies a link to a page. By supplying an absolute system path to the page referenced, the system is aware of the link. This is useful in a number of situations: broken link reporting, link rewriting etc.
This tag specifies a link to a file. By supplying an absolute system path to the file referenced, the system is aware of the link. This application is the same as system-asset:page.
This tag is new and applicable to 4.0 and later only. This tag enables the user to specify a reference to an asset in the system. By supplying the path, the CMS will try to match to an existing asset with that path. The matching is performed for files, pages, and symlinks in exactly that order.
This tag is used for embedding images in PDF and RTF file formats. By supplying a path to the tag, the system is able to pass the appropriate image to the FO processor so that it can display in the resulting document.
This tag is used for supplying a link to a different configuration of the specified asset. So, by supplying the asset path and the target associated with one of the configurations belonging to that asset, the CMS will handle the link appropriately and relate to the configuration.
This tag is used to link to a different configuration of the same page (the page containing the tag). By supplying a system-page-output attribute to an “A” tag containing a configuration name or a target name associated with that target, the CMS will link to that particular version of the page. The system-page-output attribute gets replaced by a “HREF” attribute with the correct path.