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Indexes can be created that function like an index in the 
back of a book. References must first be marked by placing index
codes in text (these codes will also export to print formats).
Indexers cascade downwards, indexing all index items in the current
and underlying folders and publications (note that it only indexes
documents that are published).
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represents a line break.
Start a new line in the equivalent position in the translation.
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represents a space character.
Enter a space in the equivalent position in the translation.
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Located in
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A Silva Link makes it possible to include links to external
sites – outside of Silva – in a Table of Contents. The
content of a Link is simply a hyperlink, beginning with
“http://....”, or https, ftp, news, and mailto.
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represents a line break.
Start a new line in the equivalent position in the translation.
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represents a space character.
Enter a space in the equivalent position in the translation.
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Located in
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Publications are special folders. They function as the
major organizing blocks of a Silva site. They are comparable to
binders, and can contain folders, documents, and assets.
Publications are opaque. They instill a threshold of view, showing
only the contents of the current publication. This keeps the overview
screens manageable. Publications have configuration settings that
determine which core and pluggable objects are available. For
complex sites, sub-publications can be nested.
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represents a line break.
Start a new line in the equivalent position in the translation.
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represents a space character.
Enter a space in the equivalent position in the translation.
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Located in
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change the addables allowed in this publication: alt-d
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Located in
silva.core.smi:/properties/content.py:22
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The Properties, Access, and Publish screens as well as their subscreens (such as Lookup, Import, and Export) have access keys for most buttons. Usually the first letter of the button is the access key. You can always hover over the button to see the tooltip.
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Located in
Products.Silva:/globals/accesskeys.pt:191
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If there are two buttons with the same name, the access key for the second is usually the first letter of the second word (e.g. for “get image reference” and “get link reference”, the access keys are ‘g’ and ‘l’). Sometimes there are multiples of the same button, in which case only the first has an access key.
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Located in
Products.Silva:/globals/accesskeys.pt:194
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Each tab has a toplink ${img}, the tall tree on the left side. It takes you to the top of the current publication, within the same tab, or ‘vein’. The access key is the shift character of the corresponding number (on the English keyboard, sorry if you have an international one). Thus alt-!, alt-@, alt-#, alt-$, and alt-% (note that the characters resemble the number).
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Located in
Products.Silva:/globals/accesskeys.pt:74
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On the right of each tab is an uplink ${img}, a small tree that takes you up one level in the same vein. The access keys for the uplinks are the remaining numbers (add five to the access key for the tab). If you are in a screen with five tabs, the uplinks are alt-6, alt-7, alt-8, alt-9, and alt-0. If there are less than five tabs, you still add five to get the uplink key.
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Located in
Products.Silva:/globals/accesskeys.pt:77
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${br} ${br} ${silva_icon} <span class="subhead"> Silva ${silva_version} </span>${br} © Copyright 2001-2009 Infrae. All rights reserved.
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Located in
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There's already a Group with the name ${id} in this Silva
site. In contrast to other Silva objects, Group IDs must be
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Default: ""
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Start a new line in the equivalent position in the translation.
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represents a space character.
Enter a space in the equivalent position in the translation.
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Located in
Products.Silva:/views/add/Groups/add_submit.py:38
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