Hi...<br />
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Hope this is not a stupid question to you guys!<br />
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I'm making a personal webpage with several sub-pages. To start with... the top (header?) and bottom (trailer?) are identical.<br />
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Is there a way to INCLUDE <external HTML piece> at run-time?<br />
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Intent is to make ONE change and have all subsequent pages be identical/current.<br />
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Thanks in advance<br />
Steve<!--content-->The best way to do that is server-side includes or scripting. If that is not available to you then check out how I did the menu at <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://blab-n-lab.home.comcast.net">http://blab-n-lab.home.comcast.net</a><!-- m --> .<!--content-->Simply make a templatr on your computer with the Header & footer and save it, then create all you web-sites using 'Save-as' off the 'file' menu. All the sites will be the same<!--content-->Originally posted by chriz <br />
Simply make a templatr on your computer with the Header & footer and save it, then create all you web-sites using 'Save-as' off the 'file' menu. All the sites will be the same <br />
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Um, no. What if they change the header? The header doesn't instantly change on all of the pages that are already saved. You would have to go back and copy the new version of the header on all of the saved pages. As ray326 said, use sever side includes, or scripting if possible. If not, one could use iframes. I personally would have a web host who at least gives me SSI, or PHP so I wouldn't have to use iframes.<!--content-->
<br />
Hope this is not a stupid question to you guys!<br />
<br />
I'm making a personal webpage with several sub-pages. To start with... the top (header?) and bottom (trailer?) are identical.<br />
<br />
Is there a way to INCLUDE <external HTML piece> at run-time?<br />
<br />
Intent is to make ONE change and have all subsequent pages be identical/current.<br />
<br />
Thanks in advance<br />
Steve<!--content-->The best way to do that is server-side includes or scripting. If that is not available to you then check out how I did the menu at <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://blab-n-lab.home.comcast.net">http://blab-n-lab.home.comcast.net</a><!-- m --> .<!--content-->Simply make a templatr on your computer with the Header & footer and save it, then create all you web-sites using 'Save-as' off the 'file' menu. All the sites will be the same<!--content-->Originally posted by chriz <br />
Simply make a templatr on your computer with the Header & footer and save it, then create all you web-sites using 'Save-as' off the 'file' menu. All the sites will be the same <br />
<br />
Um, no. What if they change the header? The header doesn't instantly change on all of the pages that are already saved. You would have to go back and copy the new version of the header on all of the saved pages. As ray326 said, use sever side includes, or scripting if possible. If not, one could use iframes. I personally would have a web host who at least gives me SSI, or PHP so I wouldn't have to use iframes.<!--content-->