...href='{$URL_login}'>{#SITE_Visual_Login_Title#} </a>" do? Any leads? I think I understand some of this in that the href= '{$URL_login}' is pointing to some adress stored in the $URL_login variable. But how does one find where this is generated from? On top of that, in general what do the { } brackets do? As well as the ' ' accent marks? I am guessing it makes a literal out of whatever is in the variable $URL_login. Am I correct? Now how about the >{#SITE_Visual_Login_Title#} ? I don't know what the > symbol is doing and am guessing that the {#SITE_Visual_Login_Title#} somehow is replaced by the SITE Login Title, whatever (and wherever that is). Any leads on this? What I could use is a little bit of an explanation, or better yet some link to something that gives me an example of the { } > and # #. Something small that I could run and see what happens. Any help is appreciated.

Brian