Top-Level Structure

The root directory contains the primary script file that manages all page rendering, along with the two main XSL stylesheets. Each major section of the site has its own subdirectory containing the XML content files for that section.

• Root directory — main script, XSL files, and the home page XML.
• Section subdirectories — one per major navigation section (gettingstarted, environment, inside, etc.), each holding the XML content files for that section's pages.

Subdirectory Organization

Within each section subdirectory, XML files correspond to the individual pages of that section. For example, the gettingstarted/ directory contains separate XML files for the modest, moderate, and elaborate approach pages.

This structure means that adding a new page to any section requires only:

1. Creating a new XML file in the appropriate subdirectory.
2. Adding a reference to that page in the section's navigation XML.
3. No changes to scripts, stylesheets, or other pages are needed.