Rbargp
creates internal and external pages from a content file supplied by the
user. It applies the new research house style to this content creating
a webpage which has the look and feel of a research group page. In
addition, the webpage is branded with the research group it belongs to;
both the title of the research group and links back to the research
group are incorporated.
The source file must be written in HTML and may include features of the
Template
Definition Language.
If you want to include metadata in the webpage you must provide a separate file containing the metadata information. This file must have the same filename stem as the content file but with a .meta suffix. For example:
content filename: index
metadata filename: index.meta
Using metadata to aid search engine rankings
.template, .local , .html
Rbargp -(i|e|b) research_group_directory content_file [ directory ]
i -- internal
e -- external
b -- both (internal and external)Examples:
Rbargp -b tcs myfileProducesmyfile.localandmyfile.htmlin the current directory.Rbargp -i tcs myfile /usr/local/barProducesmyfile.localonly in the directory/usr/local/bar.
