examples/window.tal

<html 
   tal:in-package="talcl"
   xmlns:tal="http://common-lisp.net/project/bese/tal/core"
   xmlns:param="http://common-lisp.net/project/bese/tal/params"
   tal:let="true-value t false-value nil"
   > 
  <tal:def tal:name="my-new-sub">
    <h4>This sub template can be reused all over the place</h4>
  </tal:def>
  <head>
    <title tal:content="$page-title" />
  </head>
  <body>
    <div id="page" >
      <div id="$header-dom-id" >
	<h1 >$page-title</h1>

	<!-- these are equivalent ways to execute some lisp
	     and splice its result into the template -->
	<tal:lisp>(format nil "*** ~A ***" page-title)</tal:lisp>
	$(format nil "### ~A ###" page-title)
	<tal:lisp>(format nil "*** ~A ***" page-title)
	  (format nil "||| ~A |||" page-title)</tal:lisp>
	<span tal:when="$true-value">Dollars signs *may* be elided in tal attributes</span>
	<span tal:when="true-value">Should be in the output</span>
	<span tal:when="false-value">Should never appear in the output</span>
	
	$my-new-sub

	<tal:include tal:name="main-menu.tal" param:dom-id="nav-dom-id" >
	  <param:other-content>
	    <span>A snippet of html to pass through</span>
	    <!-- tal:tal tags are replaced by their content-->
	    <tal:tal tal:content="my-new-sub" />

	    <!-- tal:replace removes the tag it is on and puts its 
		 content in the dom instead-->
	    <span tal:replace="my-new-sub" />
	  </param:other-content>
	</tal:include>


	<div class="killfloat"></div>
      </div>
      <div id="contentBg">
	<tal:tal tal:content="$escaped-html-string" />
	${escaped-html-string}
	<hr />
	<tal:tal tal:content-as-is="unescaped-html-string" />
	
	<hr />
	<div class="content-body" tal:content-as-is="$body"/>
	<div class="kill-float"></div>
      </div><!-- contentBg -->
      <div id="footer">
	<tal:tal tal:content-as-is="$(example-footer-menu)" />
	<div class="killfloat"></div>
      </div>
    </div><!-- page -->
  </body>
  <!-- descriptions -->
  <tal:describe-handlers tal:when="$print-help" />
</html>