How to specify an offset from your site root using [siteroot]

Important Technical note:

NOTE: All iinstances of the keyword [ siteroot ] in this article, will in practice require the removal of the single space to the left and right.

Sometimes you may not be sure of the relative path to a resource. For example using / simply means back a directory. Dreamgenie has a built in tag [ siteroot ] which will always resolve to an ofset from the site root

The path to your uploads directory is

NOTE: Remove the single space to the left and right of the keyword siteroot above.

Example a:

You have uploaded the file myfile.doc using the file manager in dreamgenie back-office to the directory [docs] under your uploads directory. To speicy a link to this document using siteroot we would use the form

Example b:

You are building a tab control and want to include the resources dgtabs.js and dgtabs.css. The code for including these files will need to be placed into your Additional Javascript section of your webpage, or article template.