| Source #1: [%  WRAPPER splash/frame 
            width  = "100%"
%]
    [% # default panel style
       INCLUDE splash/panel 
               content = 'First Panel'
    %]
    [% # specify "select" style, tweak alignment
       INCLUDE splash/panel
               style   = splash.style.select
	       align   = 'center'
	       content = 'Second Panel'
    %]
    [% # specify options directly
       INCLUDE splash/panel 
               col     = 'grey50'
	       pad     = 12
               align   = 'right'
	       content = 'Third Panel'
    %]
[% END %] | Output #1: 
      
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    | First Panel |  | Second Panel |  | Third Panel |  | 
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| Source #3: [%  style = splash.style.select
    width = '75%' 
    pad   = 10
%]
[% WRAPPER splash/bar + splash/text 
           size='+1'
%]
University as a Marketplace
[% END %]
[% WRAPPER splash/frame %]
    [% WRAPPER splash/panel %]
    <b>
    Concentrated, cloistered universities, with 
    closed admission policies and rigid procedures
    which dictate who may teach a course, kill
    opportunities for learning.
    </b>
    [% END %]
    [% WRAPPER splash/panel col='white' %]
    The original universities in the middle ages
    were simply collections of teachers who 
    attracted students because they had something
    to offer.  They were marketplaces of ideas,
    located all over the town, where people could
    shop around for the kinds of ideas and 
    learning which made sense to them.
    [% END %]
[% END %]
[% WRAPPER splash/bar + splash/text
    invert  = 1
    align   = 'right'
    link    = 'menu.html'
%]
next >>>
[% END %]
 | Output #3: 
    
  
 
  
    |  | University as a Marketplace |  |  | 
    | Concentrated, cloistered universities, with 
    closed admission policies and rigid procedures
    which dictate who may teach a course, kill
    opportunities for learning. |  | The original universities in the middle ages
    were simply collections of teachers who 
    attracted students because they had something
    to offer.  They were marketplaces of ideas,
    located all over the town, where people could
    shop around for the kinds of ideas and 
    learning which made sense to them. |  | 
 |