I know how to link files with CSS. Like a css file on the server that specifies the font weight, face, size, etc. Is it possible to make a table in the original css file and link it to a webpage on the server, so I don't have to make hundreds of tables and I can just type in a variable box3row1="This text goes to screen" on the webpage that the viewer is viewing? Does this make sense?I am not sure I understand you, but it seems like you want to have dymanic content. You don't write a table in CSS; you write the rule for displaying a table. With that in mind, if I understand your question, yes it is possible: you need to use either a database or XML. A database I can explain some of; XML I am less clear on.I think what you're really looking for is server side includes or templating using CGI or a server parsed page like PHP or ASP.php has a table generator search on it on <!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.php.netsorry">www.php.netsorry</a><!-- w --> i cant seem to find the link on that i may be wrongUse <include> to pull content from a php or asp page.
If you are using ASP.NET, build a user control and drop it on your design.
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If you are using ASP.NET, build a user control and drop it on your design.
Kiat Hau
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