### Extensibility Sections

Below are the names of the documentation sections where custom tags can be displayed. These names are used as the mode attribute in extensibility stylesheet templates.

Section Name | Description
--- | ---
header-section | Templates in the header-section will be output within the html <head> tag.
preliminary-section | This is the notification that it output for items marked with the <preliminary> tag or projects compiled with the Preliminary setting equal to true.
summary-section | The section corresponding to the <summary> tag.
thread-safety-section | The section where thread safety information is displayed.
syntax-section | The section where item syntax is displayed.
value-section | The section corresponding to the <value> tag.
parameter-section | The section corresponding to the <param> tag.
returnvalue-section | The section corresponding to the <returns> tag.
implements-section |
remarks-section | The section corresponding to the <remarks> tag.
after-remarks-section | A section after the section corresponding to the <remarks> tag. Note: This extension section will be processed regardless of whether <remarks> exist or not...
obsolete-section | The section denoting that an item is decorated with the ObsoleteAttribute.
events-section | The section corresponding to the <event> tag.
exceptions-section | The section corresponding to the <exception> tag.
example-section | The section corresponding to the <example> tag.
member-requirements-section |
type-requirements-section |
seealso-section | The list of See Also links at the bottom of a topic.
enumeration-members-section | The section where an enumeration's members are listed.
footer-row | The footer row at the bottom of each topic.
title-row | The title row at the top of each topic.
overloads-remarks-section |
overloads-example-section |
overloads-summary-section |
xml-data-island | The embedded XML data island used by Html Help 2 to include meta-data about a topic. Applies only to the VS.NET 2003 documenter.

#### See Also

NDoc Extensibility