restindex format: html page-title: Welcome to Section 3 crumb: Thirdy link-title: Come and Explore Section 3 page-description: This section comes directly before the fourth section, and directly after the second section. That makes it section 3. /description sectionlist: topic 1, topic 2, topic 3, Not Real, section-title: , The Default Section section-description: I haven't included any links in the default section, but if you look in the source for this index page (if you can find it) - you will see how to include the default section in the ``sectionlist``, and give it a title and description. This also makes the template more interesting - when it is handling ``sectionlist`` it has to cope with the fact that ``None`` is in it. /description section-description: topic 1 This is a description of the articles in topic 1. /description section-description: topic 2 This is a description of the articles in topic 2. /description section-description: topic 3 This is a description of the articles in topic 3. /description section-description: Not Real This section only contains files that don't really exist. You ought to get **404** errors when you click on the links. They are all pulled in from the file *restindex.txt* and illustrate how you can use **rest2web** to build indexes for content that it isn't actually building. Of course normally you'd set the target to be files that *do really exist*. /description /restindex
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A feature of this section is that the index page is in a different directory to the content. You probably wouldn't use it like this - but it has possibilities when using rest2web to only build part of a website. This is more of a test that the link logic works.
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