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(Of course all this is only an example. This HTML box can be modified by all portal moderators and admin. Or maybe only by admins, depending on the settings.)
BTW, moderators cannot use PHP for security reasons, but they can (with a little HTML) still create boxes so they adjust to different styles automatically. Generally, this works by HTML commands like class="tableb" (see this box). For two cases where PHP would normally be needed, threre are special placeholders:
Placeholders in HTML boxes
{ imagefolder }
allows insertion of style-dependent images:
, These images are adjusted depending on the selected style.
{ sid }
allows insertion of the session ID in internal links:
To the start page This link opens the start page with the correct session ID. This is especially important for users who don't use cookies.
{ SID_ARG_1ST } { SID_ARG_2ND }
have the same function, but in the style of the CMS 2.2 and higher. In this case, the unneeded ?sid= or &sid= at the end of the link is omitted if no session ID is needed.
Start Page This link has the session ID appended if the user doesn't use cookies.
This box is an example of a template box. Its contents is generated from a template.
These boxes can be created by the administrator in the ACP, and thanks to the template scripting features of the CMS a lot can
be done this way without the need to program im PHP.
Here, template scripting is used to show a linked random picture (for every call of the portal page, one of 5 pictures is displayed). The pictures and their links are defined in the template.
Don't mind the links, these are only meaningless examples.