Parts 1 - The Compleat Botanica

Compleat Botanica - Publication template replacement tags
Replacement tags
Using the software Publishing
Replacement tags inside publishing templates take the form . As the publication parser encounters a
replacement tag, it looks up the current value for the tag and inserts it into the output file. For example, if the current
specimen record being processed is number "S101" and the genus and species are "Alchemilla", and "mollis" the parser
would make these substitutions:
Specimen Number
Specimen Name
Attributes
Specimen Number S101
Specimen Name Alchemilla mollis
Template with replacement tags Output file
Replacement tags can accept attributes. Attributes are paired values that take the form . Each replacement tag recognizes certain attributes, and ignores all others. For example,
many tags understand the attributes "text" and "graphics", both of which can take the values "on" or "off". Thus the
replacement tag might take several forms in the template as shown in the table below (where the
current specimen's value for propagule is "Gemmate").
Template file Output file Browser
Gemmate
Gemmate