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This is a special document type that automatically generates
a Table of Contents. Usually it's used as the 'index' document of a
folder. Then the parent folder displays a TOC when accessed (e.g.
http://www.x.yz/silva/myFolder/). The AutoTOC can display any selection
of Silva content types including assets.

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The presentation of the information within a
publication is structured with folders. They determine the visual
hierarchy that a Visitor sees. Folders on the top level
define sections of a publication, subfolders define chapters, etc.
Note that unlike publications, folders are transparent, meaning you
can see through them in the sidebar tree navigation and the Publish
screen.

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Ghosts are special documents that function as a
placeholder for an item in another location (like an alias,
symbolic link, shortcut). Unlike a hyperlink, which takes the
Visitor to another location, a ghost object keeps the Visitor in the
current publication, and presents the content of the ghosted item.
The ghost inherits properties from its location (e.g. layout
and stylesheets).

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Ghost Folders are similar to Ghosts, but instead of being a
placeholder for a document, they create placeholders and/or copies of all
the contents of the ‘original’ folder. The advantage of Ghost
Folders is the contents stay in sync with the original, by manual or
automatic resyncing. Note that when a folder is
ghosted, assets – such as Images and Files – are copied
(physically duplicated) while documents are ghosted.

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Web graphics (gif, jpg, png) can be uploaded and inserted in
documents, or used as viewable assets.

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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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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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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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groups admin

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groups administration: alt-g