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[Cocoon Wiki] Updated: PortalToolsCopletManagement

   Date: 2005-01-30T16:46:47
   Editor: RalphGoers
   Wiki: Cocoon Wiki
   Page: PortalToolsCopletManagement
   URL: http://wiki.apache.org/cocoon/PortalToolsCopletManagement

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 = PortalToolsCopletManagement =
 
-The Coplet-Management-Plugin provides functions to modify the Layout of the portal. One function of the plugin is a skin-selector
-and the other a function to modífy the layout itself. You can move/create/delete/configure Tabs, Columns, Rows and Coplets.
+The Coplet-Management-Plugin provides functions to modify the Layout of the portal. One function provided by the plugin is a skin-selector and the other modífies the layout itself. The Tabs, Columns, Rows and Coplets can be moved, created deleted or configured.
 
 == Components ==
 
 === XMLProfileGenerator + CreateIndex.xsl ===
 
-The XMLProfileGenerator generates a basic XML-Representation of the portal-layout.
-A CreateIndex.xsl adds unique id’s to every element. With a layout-stylesheet it
-is used to display a reduced representaion of the original protal to the user
+The XMLP''''''rofileGenerator generates a basic XML-Representation of the portal-layout.
+The C''''''reateIndex.xsl stylesheet adds unique id’s to every element. With a layout-stylesheet it
+is used to display a reduced representaion of the original portal to the user
 (the portal without content).
 
 ==== Sample ====
@@ -69,8 +68,8 @@
 }}}
 === LayoutActions ===
 
-The layout-actions are a class which has some basic functions to modify the portal-layout.
-Have a look at the java source for a list of all functions.
+L''''''ayoutActions is a class which has some basic methods to modify the portal layout.
+More information is available in the javadoc or in the source itself.
 
 ==== Usage Example ====