You can control much of how the html pages are shown using a Page Style property. Go to the Edit->Add Property menu and under "Thumbnails, Page Style, Etc." select Page Style. The Page Style property allows you to specify what menus to show, whether to show other features and you can also specify a WIKI text template to use for the default HTML views of the entries:

Image 1: Page Style Create Form

• Menus. To control if the menu bar is shown and what menus get shown enter either "none" in the menus field (to not show the menu bar) or a comma separated list of the menus you do want to show:

  file
  edit
  feeds
  view 
  other
  

  Note: Just so you don't lose the ability to edit the entry the menu bar is always shown for users who have edit privileges for the entry being displayed.
• Breadcrumbs: This is the breadcrumb trail of the ancestors of an entry.
• Show Toolbar: This is the icon toolbar (e.g., edit, delete, copy, etc)
• Show Entry Header: The Entry icon, name and Layout: icons
• Wiki Template: If defined this is the Wiki template used for the default HTML display of the entry. See wikitext.html for information on the wiki facility.
• Inherited: You can have a Page Style apply to a whole sub-tree of RAMADDA entries. Add the Page Style property to the Folder entry and check on the Inherit flag.

You can have any number of Page Style properties and have them apply to certain entry types by specifying the Entry Type. For example, you can have one page style that is applicable to File entries and one that is applicable to Folders.

You can also specify which page template is used for an entry or for a whole tree. Go to the Edit->Add Property menu and under "Thumbnails, Page Style, Etc." select Page Template. Select the page template you want to use. You can create new templates. If you want to have this apply to all entries under the folder then select inherit.