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• Introduction
• Development Enviroment

• Installation
  • Pretty URLs
  • Cyrillic Support
• Upgrading
  • What are the basic steps?
  • Can I jump Versions
  • Why are there no diff versions for release x.yy.z?
  • I am really behind... What can I do?
• Layout and Design
  • Getting Started
  • Modular CSS
  • Page Width
  • Adapt Your Template
  • Header Images
  • SubMenu Heading
  • Menu Manager Node Parameters
• General Help
  • Errors with {} characters
  • Who is that Smarty guy?
  • How to add multiple content blocks
  • How to add php code in a page
  • How to find out username and password
  • How to get HTTPS to work
  • Support for non-standard ports
  • Increasing the maximum length of your content

Using {} characters in your pages

{} characters are special in Smarty (the template system that CMSMS uses). Smarty recognizes several types of tags, some of which can be within JavaScript or CSS code. Since you do not want Smarty to try to parse the JavaScript or CSS as Smarty template code, you need to surround the offending code in {literal} {/literal} tags.

Just put {literal}{/literal} tags around it like this:

{literal}
{} {These now work.}
{/literal}

Another example using Javascript or CSS:

{literal}
<script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript">
// code here
</script>

<style type="text/css">
/* css here */
</style>
{/literal}

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