Introduction

The iWebPress pseudo-language (iWebPress Markup Language) is designed to have extreme power, versatility, and ease of use. For most templates, designers need only place a variable (sometimes referred to as a keyword) in the proper location. More advanced structures such as lists (loops) and basic logic also exist.

All iWP code must be enclosed in percent signs (%) in order to work properly (i.e.: %assignmentTitle%). This is necessary to distinguish iWP code from HTML and text on the page.

Only variables that are applicable to a page will be available on that page. For example, if you are making usersTemplate and type %assignmentTitle% on the page, the variable will not be replaced with a title because there is no appropriate title to put there. You will simply get an empty space. Below is a detailed explanation of how the iWebPress Markup Language works. If you'd like, you can skip ahead to the examples section, or simply browse through the available variables list.