Change the design of your Database Feed Pages
Purpose: Displays the details of a database feed after its "More Info" link is clicked.
Note: It is important to preserve the commented tags to ensure the software performs correctly.
For example:
<!--START: BODY_HEADER--> [PAGE_FULLLINE] <!--START: PREVFEED--> [prevlink] [prevtitle] <!--END: PREVFEED--> <!--START: NEXTFEED--> [nextlink] [nexttitle] <!--END: NEXTFEED--> [feed_title] [feed_created] <!--START: feed_author--> [feed_author] <!--END: feed_author--> <!--END: BODY_HEADER--> [feed_description] <!--START: feed_additionalfield1--> [feed_additionalfield1] <!--END: feed_additionalfield1--> <!--START: feed_additionalfield2--> [feed_additionalfield2] <!--END: feed_additionalfield2--> <!--START: feed_additionalfield3--> [feed_additionalfield3] <!--END: feed_additionalfield3--> <!--START: feed_additionalfield4--> [feed_additionalfield4] <!--END: feed_additionalfield4--> <!--START: feed_additionalfield5--> [feed_additionalfield5] <!--END: feed_additionalfield5--> <!--START: PREVFEED--> [prevlink] [prevtitle] <!--END: PREVFEED--> <!--START: NEXTFEED--> [nextlink] [nexttitle] <!--END: NEXTFEED-->
Note: Code blocks and their respective variables will only work with specific template pages.
Think of our Codeblocks as code includes within your HTML document. For example, if you wanted to add a breadcrumb to your page, you need the breadcrumb codeblock, plus the necessary variables inside that codeblock.