Added 2 tags to site.dtd.

• navigator
• robots

SiteGenerator version 1 writes same contents of title tag of all generated pages. The contents are content of "/site/base/title" in site.xml. SieteGenerator version 2 writes different content as content of title tag.

In TOP page

Content of element "/site/contents/top/name" in site.xml.

In index page of diary

Content of element "/site/contents/diary/name" in site.xml.

In monthly page of diary

YYYY/MM

In category index page of feature

Content of element "/site/contents/feature/category/name" in site.xml.

In article page of feature

Content of element "/feature/info/title" in article XML document.

SiteGenerator Version 1 generates always some pages. SiteGenerator Version 2 generates always only site.rss and TOP page. It generates other pages under some rules as follows...

Category index page

Generate if there are some generated pages in the category.

Index page of diary

Generate if there are some generated pages in the diary.

Article page(categorized page in a feature)

Generate if the XML document for the article is newer than the corresponding generated page.

But all pages will be generated if site.xml is newer than each XML documents.

SiteGenerator Version 2 writes meta tag to generated pages.

<meta name="robots" content="index,follow,archive">

You need to write as follows to "siteGenerator_header.template" to specify where to write the meta tag.

<<SiteGenerator::robotsData>>

SiteGenerator rewirtes this part to meta tag. Perhaps, there are HEAD tag in your "siteGenerator_header.template", so write it in the HEAD tag. By describing "robots" tags in the site.xml, you can specify noindex, nofollow and noarchive.

Describe /site/base/robots

Recognized site range rule. This specification will be applied all generated pages in the site. Don't describe it equals describe as follows...

<robots noIndex="no" noFollow="no" noArchive="no">

And then, SiteGenerator writes as follows...

<meta name="robots" content="index,follow,archive">

Describe /site/contents/*/robots

Recognized correspoinding *(top, feature, diary or siteImport) range rule. The rule has priority over site range rule. And if you don't describe it, then SiteGenerator follows site range rule.

For example, If you specify as follows...

<site>
<base>
...
<robots noIndex="yes" />
</base>
<contents>
...
<diary id="d1" dir="d1">
<name>...</name>
<robots noIndex="yes" noFollow="yes" noArchive="yes"/>
<feature id="f1" diar="f1">
<name>...</name>
<robots noFollow="yes"/>
...
<feature id="f2" diar="f2">
<name>...</name>
<robots noIndex="no"/>
...

Then, all pages under diary "d1" has

<meta name="robots" content="noindex,nofollow,noarchive">

as header. And all pages under feature "f1"(they are category index pages and article pages) has

<meta name="robots" content="noindex,nofollow,archive">

as header. And all pages under feature "f2"(they are category index pages and article pages) has

<meta name="robots" content="index,follow,archive">

as header. And other pages has

<meta name="robots" content="noindex,follow,archive">

as header.

SiteGenerator Version 1 writes navigator part after main part of generated pages. SiteGenerator Version 2 writes it before or after main part of generated pages. You can specify before or after by Describing /site/base/navigator to the site.xml . Don't describe equals as follows...

<navigator position="beforeMain" />

SiteGenerator Version 2 writes inner page index to category index pages as subcategory index.