| Using webmake.cgi
                          First of all, after typing the webmake.cgiURL, you'll see a login dialog: 
                          Type your username and password, and (assuming they're right) you'll see
                          the Choose Site page. Choose the site (ie. the .wmk file) you wish
                          to edit and click on its Edit link.
                          
                         
                          The site you've chosen will appear in the Edit Site page:
                          
                         
                          If you've set up CVS, it's probably good manners to ensure you do a cvs
                          update immediately before changing anything. If you click on the Update
                          From CVS link, you'll see the CVS Update page:
                          
                         
                          Once this is done, click on the return to WebMake file link to return to
                          the Edit Site page.
                          
                         Editing Content Items
                          If you have any items that contain text, such as <content> items, an
                          Edit button will appear beside them. If you click this, you can edit the
                          text of that item, and any embedded metadata, in a textbox like so:
                          
                         
                          This allows you to edit the text of the item, and even upload new text from
                          your local disk, if you so wish. Hit the Save button to save the changes,
                          or just hit your browser's Back button to avoid saving.
                          
                         
                          The Edit Site page doesn't currently allow you to create new tags
                          in the WebMake file, or change parameters to WebMake tags. To do this,
                          use the Edit This File As Text link, which will present you with the
                          entire Webmake XML file in the Edit Page:
                          
                         Editing Directories
                          WebMake tags that load content from directories, such as the <contents>
                          tag, appear with a link beside them reading Browse Source Dir. If you
                          click this, you'll be presented with the Edit Directory file browser
                          window:
                          
                         
                          This allows you to navigate about the directory tree (although you cannot
                          go above the directory you've named as $FILE_BASE in the
                          webmake.cgiscript), and perform some other operations, such as
                          editing files in the Edit Page, create new files, and delete files: Building The Site
                          If you click the Build Site or Build Fully links on any of the
                          pages, WebMake will build the site and present you with what was built
                          (and what went wrong, if anything did!):
                          
                         Committing Your Changes To CVS
                          Once you're satisfied with the changes, hit the Commit Changes To CVS
                          link. This will, firstly, ask you for a message describing your changes:
                          
                         
                          And, once you've provided that, will send your changes back to the
                          CVS server.
                          
                         
                          Note that WebMake tracks any files you've added or deleted using hidden CGI
                          variables, so once you've done a commit, you're given a choice between
                          clearing out this list (if the commit was successful), or keeping them (if it
                          failed in some way).
                          
                         
                          
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