<templates>

	<template>
		<name>Tree with bullets</name>
		<file>bullet.txt</file>
		<description>
This is classic TOC style, multi-layered bullet tree, based on &lt;ul&gt; and &lt;li&gt; tags.
		</description>
	</template>

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	<template>
		<name>Tree</name>
		<file>tree.txt</file>
		<description>
This is classic TOC style, multi-layered tree without any bullets or so, based on &lt;ul&gt; and &lt;li&gt; tags.
		</description>
	</template>

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	<template>
		<name>Expandable / collapsible tree</name>
		<file>tree_ec.txt</file>
		<description>It is useful for big, deep TOCs, so user can browse just interested parts of tree.

Collapsing is JavaScript based and works only in browsers that support DHTML, CSS and DOM, such as MS IE. In all other browsers looks static tree, regardless if they support JavaScript or not.
The tree itself is based on &lt;ul&gt; and &lt;li&gt; tags.
		</description>
	</template>

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	<template>
		<name>Bulleted tree with "differentiated" headers</name>
		<file>bullet_level.txt</file>
		<description>
In this style TOC items of different importance have different style. 
More important items have bigger font and less important have smaller font.
This style is based on &lt;ul&gt; and &lt;li&gt; tags.
		</description>
	</template>

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	<template>
		<name>Indent based tree</name>
		<file>indent.txt</file>
		<description>This tree is based on "indent" value that you set.
Play with indent values a little. Try ". . . . . " as an indent value.
Appearance of each item depends on its level. Items of 0th level don't have an indent. Items of the 1st level have the indent. Items of the 2nd level have double indent. And so on...
Lines are separated by &lt;br&gt; tag, which is the only HTML tag used.
		</description>
	</template>

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	<template>
		<name>Pure text</name>
		<file>text.txt</file>
		<description>
This is pure text TOC, suitable for text documents only.
Each TOC item is on a separate line. Items don't have hyperlinks.
Indent is important here. Spaces or ". . . . " may be good as indent values.

It may be useful if you need to save HTML as text.
		</description>
	</template>

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</templates>
