In order to be able to test the "Links" page properly, we'll need to add some content. Use the administration interface to create a folder called "Links" (within the root of the content node tree). Feel free to add the following description for this folder:

The links folder contains all the links that we wish to share with the rest of the world. Use the tree-menu on the left hand side to navigate the links collection. Each and every link belongs to at least one category. The categories are folders. Click on a folder to expand/view it's contents.

Don't forget to assign the "Links" folder to the correct/corresponding section (the "Links section"). As before, the section will be used in conjunction with the template override. Now, create a couple of sub-folders within the "Links" folder. The sub-folders will act as categories. Feel free to create the following sub-folders:

Each link will be put inside one of the sub-folders. Use the built-in "Link" content class to create a couple of nodes containing link objects. Make sure that you type something into the "Title" and the "URL" fields (in this particular case, the rest of the fields can be safely ignored). Feel free to use the following example data:

Chess sites:
Chess Doctor - http://www.chessdoctor.com
Chess King - http://www.chessking.com
Chess Kit - http://www.chesskit.com
Test Your Chess - http://www.testyourchess.com

Educational sites:
Berkeley - http://www.berkeley.edu
Stanford - http://www.stanford.edu
University of Twente - http://www.utwente.nl
University of Oslo - http://www.uio.no

Local sites:
eZ systems - http://www.ez.no
Skien Kommune - http://www.skien.no
Telemark Newspaper - http://www.ta.no
Varden Newspaper - http://www.varden.no

News sites:
BBC News - http://www.bbcnews.co.uk
Sky News - http://www.sky.com/skynews/home
Slashdot - http://www.slashdot.org
The Register - http://www.theregister.co.uk