Templates&nbsp;-&nbsp;About Templates
<p><a href="http://www.blogger.com" target="_blank">Blogger</a> popularised the 
  practice of using full HTML pages from within the blogging tool in addition 
  to 'tool specific' tags that delimited different areas of the page for displaying 
  the blog's posts.</p>
<p>BlogWorks XML continues this trend.<br>
  It has it's own set of <a href="help.asp?page=tags">templating tags</a> but also supports the tags sets from 
  both Blogger and <a href="http://www.bigblogtool.com" target="_blank">BigBlogTool</a>. 
  This means that you can use either tool's templates straight 'off the shelf' 
  with BlogWorks XML. In addition, you can use BlogWorks template tags at the 
  same time to cover the extras.</p>
<p>There are four types of templates used:</p>
<p><b>Main Blog Page Template</b><br>
  Used to display your blog's posts plus any additional bits and pieces.<br>
  Since BlogWorks XML is an ASP application it possible to create templates that 
  incorporate ASP without any difficulties - either directly in the template or 
  through the use of #includes.</p>
<p><b>Archive Index Page Template</b><br>
  Used solely to display a list of links linking to your individual Archive pages.<br>
  BlogWorks XML and BBT templates support the use of either an <code>[archivelist]</code> 
  or <code>/.archivelist</code> tag to include the list directly into the Main 
  Blog Page template if you so desire.</p>
<p><b>Archive Pages Template</b><br>
Used to display your blog's Archive pages. Normally very similar to the Main Blog Page Template and can use the same tags.</p>
<p><b>RSS Feed Template</b><br>
Used to produce the blog's RSS syndication file. Can use all of the ordinary tag plus a number of specific <code>[rss:]</code> tags.
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