The PageType tag defines the format of the document, and activates different options during the compile. Different document styles require different formatting, and recognising that, we have defined several options. By far the most common type of page, setting the PageType to Text gives the resulting html the standard header, sidebar and footer. This document is a type Text. The Banner page type produces a much different page to the Text page.
Some documents are a collection or set, which it makes most sense to peruse in a string.
These documents are often slideshows, so the PageType Slide was created. These documents are formatted as a Text document, but a navigation bar is added to the bottom, allowing a viewer to move along the set of documents without returning to the index. Slide documents must follow a particular naming convention . Similar to a Slide document, Lectures are often sequential sets, and once again an arrow bar is provided to move backwards and forwards amongst the lectures. Lecture documents must follow a naming convention .