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Creating custom tags for SPIP

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On its blog, Thomas Sutton describes how to create your own static SPIP tags.

The SPIP template language has two constructions: loops (which determine the objects to be “output”) and tags (which actually output particular values). The reasonably simple syntax of tags — most look like ”#THE_TAG” — belies their power and flexibility and the ease with which we can use them to extend SPIP with additional features and integrate it with other PHP-based packages.

It's post is really well documented. I love the way Thomas precisely explains how all this stuff really works !

So I advise you to read the complete post on it's website : http://passingcuriosity.com.

height and width of embedded documents several arguments in #INCLURE or #MODELE

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Anonymous Friday, March 27, 2009 12:47:27 AM

thsutton writes: Hi Gilles, I'm glad you liked the post and thanks for the link. I've got a few newer posts on creating dynamic tags that you can see at http://passingcuriosity.com/tags/spip+dynamic/. Cheers, Thomas

Anonymous Friday, November 27, 2009 6:31:15 AM

denisb writes: pour les allergiques à la langue de la rose (qui ce matin est éclose) une traduction ronsardienne est disponible ici : http://doc.spip.org/@Creer-des-balises-personnalisees

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