Give it a try.
Here’s one possible solution:
We call the page with the URL http://yoursite.net/spip.php?page=tutoriel&id_rubrique=1[[<*>Note that in versions prior to SPIP 1.9, the URL for displaying our tutorial was written as: http://yoursite.net/tutoriel.php3. In this case we’re passing it a parameter http://yoursite.net/tutorial.php3?id_rubrique=1. So, what’s happening here?
Our ARTICLES loop is integrated inside a RUBRIQUES (section) loop. The ARTICLES loop’s context is the id_rubrique generated by the RUBRIQUES loop, which will itself have the context given by the URL (id_rubrique=1). Therefore we are at the ARTICLES level, within the requested id_rubrique. At this point nothing has changed.
However, the RUBRIQUES loop allows SPIP to select the field values for the section in question: we can thus display the section’s #TITRE and #TEXTE. Note that this instance of #TEXTE would be that of the section even if we were also to call the article’s #TEXTE within the ARTICLES loop. The display function of SPIP guarantees that #TEXTE of an article does not interfere with identically named tags in the outer loop.
Finally, a filter has been introduced |justifier on the #TEXTE field. This filter justifies the contents of the text before inserting it in the final page.