#use wml::std::href

#include "page.wi"
#include "bullets.wi"

<make-page Extras "Site_Example" "An example WML page">

<p>The following software was used to create this website:</p>

<bullets>

  <bullet><href url="http://www.thewml.org/"
  name="http://www.thewml.org/" />: Web Meta Language. </bullet>

  <bullet><href url="http://www.vim.org/" name="http://www.vim.org/" />:
  VI Improved. </bullet>

  <bullet><href url="http://www.debian.org/"
  name="http://www.debian.org/" />: Debian GNU/Linux. </bullet>

</bullets>

<p>After using WML for building my site, all I have to do to add <href
url="example.html" name="this example page" /> to my website is <href
url="example.txt" name="this source file" />. This might look complicated
at the first look. But notice the generated title, page location path,
the header bar, the navigation bar and the footer at the bottom of this
page. If you look at the source of this webpage, the meta tags, the case
of the HTML tag attributes etc. are all very consistent. </p>

<p>The generated HTML pages are also compliant to <href
url="http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=referer" name="XHTML 1.1"
/> level. Which means that anyone who uses a browser that follows the
W3C recommendations would be able to navigate the website without any
troubles. </p>

</make-page>