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restindex
    crumb: Section 5
    file-extension: shtml
    include: No
    file: index.txt
    file: ../template.txt
/restindex

===========================
 The Incredible Section 5
===========================

.. class:: intro

Welcome to section five. As you might have gathered, this section is built - 
but not included in the indexes. This little intro section is written in 
`reST <http://docutils.sf.net>`_. It uses the ``.. class::`` directive to apply 
a style to the paragraph.

.. class:: index-table

+-----------------------+--------------------+
| A Table of Resources                       |
+=======================+====================+
| `Text Source`_        | `Template Source`_ |
+-----------------------+--------------------+
|                       |                    |
+-----------------------+--------------------+

    A table, drawn in reStructured Text. The text files are copied across using
    the ``file`` keyword - in the restindex.

.. _Text Source: index.txt
.. _Template Source: template.txt


.. class:: indexblock

This is another paragraph with a style applied. I happen to think it's very stylish indeed.
I stole the {acro;CSS} for this from a nice chap called `Ian Bicking <http://colorstudy.com>`_.

You can visit my subsection if you want :

.. raw:: html

    <blockquote>
    <#
        import urllib
        
        pageblock = '''\
                <a href="%s">%s</a>
                    <p>%s</p>   
        '''
        
        pages = sections[None]['pages']  # everything in default section in this index
        
        thepages = []
        for page in pages:
            ref = pageblock % (urllib.quote(page['target']), page['link-title'], page['page-description'])
            thepages.append(ref)   
        
        print '\n'.join(thepages)
    
    #>
    </blockquote>