Figure 2 - Anatomy of a box
3 Regions, 5 Regions
A Box can have either 3 or 5 regions, depending on whether there is a Title. If a Box has a Title, then it has 5 regions. Otherwise, 3 regions (Region 1, 4, 5).
1st Region |
This is the beginning of the Box. If the Box has a Title, the code generated for this region will prepare the Box up to the point where the Title is just about to be printed out.
If a Box does not have a Title, the code generated for this region will prepare the Box up to the point where the Contents is just about to be printed out.
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2nd Region |
No code is needed to produce this part. Instead, the user just types out the Title in normal HTML codes.
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3rd Region |
This is the middle of the Box. If a Box has a Title, this region must exist to generate the code to close up the Title, and prepare the Box up to the point where the Contents is just about to be printed out.
If a Box does not have a Title, this region is not needed.
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4th Region |
No code is needed to produce this part. Instead the user just types out the Contents in normal HTML codes.
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5th Region |
This is the end of the Box. The code generated for this region will close the Box appropriately.
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