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#*Otherwise text and code as defined by the template is copied into the output file. <br/><br/> | #*Otherwise text and code as defined by the template is copied into the output file. <br/><br/> | ||
#The result of that process is the creation of local output pages: | #The result of that process is the creation of local output pages: | ||
#*Typically the output is a HTML web page, but it is also possible to process scripts with cumulus web tags and then produce an output file in JavaScript or PHP Hypertext pre-processor. | #*Typically the output is a HTML web page, but it is also possible to process scripts with cumulus web tags and then produce an output file in JavaScript or PHP Hypertext pre-processor (and you can even process Cascade Styling Sheets if you want to put web tags in them, but more usually the HTML template can include a web tag to select the required CSS). | ||
#*(until build 1092 any created web pages were in XHTML 1.0 Transitional using charset=iso-8859-1; from build 1093 normal created web pages are by default - see below for how to change this - in HTML 5 using charset="UTF-8") | #*(until build 1092 any created web pages were in XHTML 1.0 Transitional using charset=iso-8859-1; from build 1093 normal created web pages are by default - see below for how to change this - in HTML 5 using charset="UTF-8") | ||
#*The file name that Cumulus uses for the created local output page depends on the original template: | #*The file name that Cumulus uses for the created local output page depends on the original template: | ||
