CodeTweaker is controlled from a text file, tweaker.txt, placed in the same directory as the site nod file.

When activated, CodeTweaker looks for the tweaker.txt file and makes changes based on its contents.

The convention used in the text file is "x=y".
Where:

• x = search text
• y = replace text

The above example yields:

• beaker is replaced with tweaker
• decaf is replaced with coffee
• espresso is replaced with high octane

These tweaks would be applied site wide--to every published page. It is possible, however, to tweak selective pages.

To enable selective page tweaking, simply append an asterisk and caret followed by the page(s) to be tweaked. If more than one page is to be specified, delimit the pages with commas (no spaces after commas).

CodeTweaker was developed based on user requests to tweak Fusion generated code--altering paths, alt tags for clear gifs, etc.

There is no limit to the number of tweaks CodeTweaker can perform. And there is no limit to the complexity of the tweaks--tweaks can be as simple as a single word or as complicated as multiple words or entire strings of HTML code.

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