Here you can set up the parser. This parser can help you manage Edition headers and NIM forms. 

File priorities and containers can be set up here as well.

ActiveLink name:

As freesites get dropped from time to time, it would be nice to see from a link if the site is still active. That's what ActiveLinks are for (they are also for precaching your site's map file and to see if a new edition of an Edition freesite is available).
An ActiveLink is an image of 95x32 pixels and should be PNG or GIF file format.

Here you enter the name of your ActiveLink image - usually activelink.png or activelink.gif.

Nim prefix:

If you want to use NIM as a way readers of your freesite can contact you (for information what NIM is, see the `Freenet explained' freesite), you can add your prefix here. If you enter `foobarprefix' here, your NIMs will be KSK@foobarprefix-1, KSK@foobarprefix-2, and so on. This field is also used in the nim checker - so, if you do not have a nim form on your site, better leave it empty.

If you do not want to use NIM, leave this field empty.

With the check box and the text box you can specify which files you want to parse - only files that are in the main project directory can be parsed, not from subdirectories. The parse results will be saved in .fiw/parsed below the project dir.

**NEW:**

You can give priority settings here that specify which files should be inserted first and which one later (even after the manifest file). All priority settings start with a colon. Default priority is 4. Files with priority 10 and above are inserted after the mapfile. Smaller numbers are processed first. The rules are parsed from top to bottom - the first matching rule is used.

Example:
:exact:foobar.html:5      gives file foobar.html priority 5
:ending:r.html:10         inserts all file with names ending in r.html (except foobar.html above) with priority 10 (after the mapfile)
:container:images.zip:1   creates a container images.zip and inserts it with priority one (at the beginning).
:ending:.gif:images.zip  puts all .gif images in that container

Special rules:
:exact:indirect.mapfile:10 inserts mapfile and indirect mapfile parallelly.


New users:

If you want to add an edition header to the top of your freesite (you know, that green thing with ActiveLinks in it), add the text #$#edition; and a horizontal rule to the top of your site. ("#$#edition;<hr>" in plain HTML). If you want to change the background of the Edition header, use the text "#$#def:color;#xxxxxx#$#def:end;#$#edition.customcolor;" (use the HTML color value instead of #xxxxxx) instead. For putting the Edition header to the end of the site, place a horizintal rule first and then one of the texts mentioned above.

NOTE: If you want to have a `literal' #$# in your site, write #$## instead.

See templates.html for some more templates that are shipped with FIW.

NIM:

To add a simple NIM form, add #$#nim; at that place.

If you do not want to use the template Edition headers, but create your own ones, you can do the ActiveLinks manually:

Image source: #$#ps.key;/#$#e:ps.ednum+1;//#$#ps.actlink;
Link target: #$#ps.key;/#$#e:ps.ednum+1;//
Alternative text/description: Edition #$#e:ps.ednum+1;

Change the +1 to other positive numbers as well. For current edition, use +0, for perevious one +-1, and so on (+-2, +-3, ...). In other words, `-' is an unary operator, no binary one.

Noderefs:

If you want to, you can add your noderefs to your (DBR) freesite (old noderefs don't help, so only do this if you update your site regurlarly). To do this, create a text file called noderefs.txt containing

### Node refs from #$#date:yyyy-MM-dd;
#$#url:http://127.0.0.1:8888/servlet/nodestatus/noderefs.txt;

(change the fproxy URL if necessary) and add it here to the parsed files. Note that publishing your node refs may compromise your anonymity.

Page tags:

See the nect step (Description) for tags used for it.