Reference

Reference material describes Pagelove's surfaces precisely — the HTTP methods, HTML patterns, schema declarations, authorization rules, automation primitives, and wire-level details you consult while building. It assumes you know the basics; work through Learn first if you don't. The material is organized into seven groups.

Groups

• Reading and writing — the HTTP methods that read, replace, append, relocate, and remove document fragments, plus content negotiation, the request document, and Server-Sent Events.
• Composing pages — the HTML patterns that assemble pages from parts — bindings that compute values, templates that render lists, includes that pull content from other documents, filters, and composition-only elements.
• Modeling data — declaring governed types, enforcing shape, validating business rules, transforming values on read and write, and expressing required combinations across properties.
• Permissions — HTML Microdata rules controlling which actors can perform which methods on which resources, optionally scoped to individual elements.
• Reacting to changes — triggers that fire before a request, processors that fire after, and outbound HTTP requests dispatched from either.
• Protocol — wire-level HTTP details, capability discovery via OPTIONS and file-level authoring via WebDAV.
• Glossary — an A–Z index of terms used throughout the documentation.