Examples
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First of all, when you unzip examples.zip, make 
sure that files are extracted with the directory
structure.

All the htm files in the zip have the same file
name (lqttag.htm)

These examples demonstrate how to customize the
html output of the lqt plugin.

To use an example htm file, *copy* an example
lqttag.htm file to the winamp\plugins\lqttag\
directory.

To customize the html output of the lqt plugin,
you'll need to be familiar with html/javascript.

Descriptions
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* Basic - Demonstrates *very basic* javascript/html
  customizing
* gr(een)Basic - Another basic html page that looks
  a little better
* Skinny - Demonstrates how to cusmtomize a page
  depending on the skin being used
* redscript - Yet another basic html page that uses
  a page border and more extensive style sheet use
* Big - Uses a different font, border and uses 
  multiple fields/tags
* BigPicture - Promo & Album Art are displayed 
  using their default dimensions
* Language - Demonstrates how to "translate" a page
  into another language
* imgzoom - Default page. Uses javascript to enlarge
  the image(s) on mouseover
* textview - Customizes Encoding Settings output by
  removing descriptions
* Compact - Very advanced/customized... makes for a
  very compact window:
	* Most of the info is put in the alt tag for the
	  image. Hold your mouse over the image to see
	  credits/notes.
	* Lyrics are displayed when you click on a link.
	  The link only appears if lyrics are available
	* If a promo image exists, you can click the 
	  image to toggle between promo/album art.
	* A default image is included, in case there is
	  no album art embedded in a file
  	* IMPORTANT NOTE: you must also copy default.jpg to 
         winamp\plugins\lqttag\ for this script to work
* SlideShow - Big Album Art & Promo plus when you click
  on one of the pictures, all picture files (gif or jpg)
  stored in the same directory as the lqt will be shown
  in sequence in the minibrowser. Clicking on the * will
  do a slide show. Clicking on one of the numbers takes
  you directly to one of the pictures in the sequence.
  Clicking the Next or Previous button takes you to the
  next or previous picture in the sequence. Click on any
  of the pictures to return to the standard tag display.
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Notes:
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File Name
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The tag viewer outputs data to a js (javascript) file
named lqtxt.js. If this file exists, it will be
overwritten every time a track is read.


Variable Output
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The tag viewer will always output the variables listed
below:

brt (bitrate/encoding info)
bum (album - album art)
prm (promo - promo art)
crd (credits - all text tags except those mentioned below)
req (required - album, song, artist, copyright)
lyr (lyrics)
nts (notes)
skn (Skin Name)

If one of the above sections is not included in a track,
the variable will appear empty (e.g. lyr="")


Notes on how the extracted data has been formatted:
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* every new line is broken up with a <br> tag, so that:

		hello
		how
		are
		you

  appears as: hello<br>how<br>are<br>you<br>

* fields within every section are broken up by <br> tags
  Required Section:
	<b>song name: </b> whatever<br>
	<b>Album: </b> whatever<br>
	<b>Artist: </b> whatever<br>
	<b>Copyright: </b> whatever<br>	

* quotation marks appear as \"a\" instead of "a"

* tag descriptions are enclosed by <b> tags, so that
  "Song Name" appears as: <b>Song Name: </b>

* each section(variable) has a <p> tag that trails 
  the extracted data (brt="whateveriextracted<p>")

* promo URL

  - the URL data is formatted so that it functions as a link.
      example extracted data: www.yahoo.com
	example html output: 
      <a href="http://www.yahoo.com">http://www.yahoo.com<a/>

  - "http:" is inserted before the URL if the protocol
    wasn't included

* promo art output: 
    <img src='album.gif' height=85 width=85 border=1 alt='Promo Art' name='promo'>
* album art output: 
    <img src='promo.gif' height=85 width=85 border=1 alt='Album Art' name='album'>

* Skin Name

- The Skin variable uses the folder name for the skin in use
- When using a .zip'd skin file, the plugin will return a 
  temporary directory name where the ZIP was decompressed.
- If the Base Skin is used, the skin variable will be left
  empty (e.g. skn="")
