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*[[Stylesheets]] This page helps you to change the look of a web page using '''CSS''', perhaps you will devise a new styling that others might want to copy?
*[[Webpage_layout]] This page helps you to change the layout of a page using '''HTML''', perhaps you will devise a new layout that others might want to copy?
*[[Editing_content_of_a_webpage_using_either_HTML_or_Script]] This takes above the somewhat cosmetic (styling/layout) changes a step further, it tells you how by adding script you can vary what is on a web page
*[[Webtags]] This is the page that tells you everything about the tokens (as MX calls them) that are used to get Cumulus output into your new web pages if you write them as Cumulus templates. ▼
*[[Webtags_as_boolean_operators_in_HTML]] This page suggests other ways to exploit web tags to change the look of a web page
▲*[[Webtags]] This is the page that tells you everything about the tokens (as MX calls them) that are used to get Cumulus output into your web pages
*[[PHP]] This pages introduces you to script languages '''JavaScript''' and '''PHP Hypertext Pre-processor''' and that may lead to you building one web page from several different files, and some of those files may be shared between several web pages allowing you to standardise parts of the layout and look.
*[[Php_webtags]] This page as well as linking you to some ready made scripts, gives advice for your own scripts. It also discusses XML and JSON. With these approaches, most of your web pages don't have to be written as templates, and so don't need to be uploaded by Cumulus, they remain unchanged on your web server.
*[https://cumulus.hosiene.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=16425&p=126065 Source Listing] Normally any PHP scripts you have on your web server cannot be viewed by anyone visiting your site, this gives great security, but makes it hard for others to copy your great looking pages. This
*[[Xml_webtags]] There is more on XML here.
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