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Theme indicates that this document is subject information, and its attribute version indicates the version number of this document format. -
ID, question ID, that is, the directory name where the topic is stored. -
Name, subject name, both in Chinese and English. -
Url, the web address of the published topic. -
Note, introduction to the topic. -
Author, the subject author. -
Name, author name. -
Url, the author's web address. -
Email, the author's email. -
Source, the original author of the topic. -
Name, the name of the original author. -
Url, the original author's web address. -
Email, the original author's email. -
Plugin, the theme comes with a plug-in. -
Name, plug-in name. -
Note, plug-in introduction. -
Type, plug-in type (such as inline, outline). -
Path, the plug-in home page file (such as main. asp). -
Include, plug-in includes files, CDATA! (e.g.). -
Level, plug-in permissions ("1" is administrator, "2" is advanced user, and so on). -
Version, the version number of the theme itself. -
Adapted, which is applicable to the blog version of the topic. -
Pubdate, the release date of the topic. -
Modified: the last modification date of the topic. -
Description, detailed description of the topic, HTML can be used, but it is not necessary to use newline tags, CDATA!.