SML Tag Reference

SML supports the most commonly used HTML tags, and introduces special tags for creating more advanced content.

HTML Tags Supported

List of HTML tags supported by SML
Tag	Purpose
<a>	Creates a hyperlink to another page
<abbr>	Indicates that a section of text is an abbreviation
<acronym>	Indicates that a section of text is an acronym
<blockquote>	Indicates that a section of the document is a long quote
<br />	Inserts a linebreak into the document
<caption>	Specifies the caption for a table
<code>	Indicates that a section of text is computer code
<div>	Arbitrarily defines a section of the document
<dd>	The definition part of a definition list item
<dl>	Adds a definition list to the document
<dt>	The term part of a definition list item
<form>	Adds a form to the document
<h1> - <h6>	Generates a heading: h1 is most important, h6 is least important
<hr />	Generates a horizontal rule across the page
<img>	Adds an image to the document
<input>	Adds a form control to the document
<label>	Marks text as a label for a form control
<li>	Adds a list item to the current list
<ol>	Adds an unordered (numbered) list to the document
<p>	Adds a paragraph to the page
<ul>	Adds an unordered (bulleted) list to the document
<span>	Arbitrarily defines a section of the document
<strong>	Makes text strong, usually rendered as bold
<table>	Adds a table to the page
<td>	Add a cell to the current row of a table
<th>	Add a heading cell to the current row of a table

Advanced SML tags
Tag	Purpose
<ifloggedin>	Restricts the display of content to users who are logged in to the website
<ifloggedout>	Restricts the display of content to users who are not logged in to the website
<linktopage>	Generates a link to a content page from its id
<linktoproduct>	Generates a link to a product from its id