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Tags

There are a number of custom tags included with the default CMS Made Simple installation. They are all described and demonstrated in the following page, and user defined tags are in the next one.

To use a tag, simply put it in the template or page like this: {nameoftag}. Some tags can also take parameters, which are described in the Help that is accessible for each tag in Extensions » Tags in the Admin Panel.

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