Linking to common HTML
You could use server side includes. You put the common code in a separate file and then where you want it to appear you have
The path is required if the included file is not in the same directory.
The will also need to make additions to .htaccess to tell the webserver which pages should be checked for includes
All my pages which have includes are shtml not html. You could enable it for html but that means it will check for includes on all web pages before they are delivered.
<!--#include virtual="path/includefile.xxx"-->
The path is required if the included file is not in the same directory.
The will also need to make additions to .htaccess to tell the webserver which pages should be checked for includes
AddHandler server-parsed .shtml .htm
AddType text/html shtml htm
All my pages which have includes are shtml not html. You could enable it for html but that means it will check for includes on all web pages before they are delivered.
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spit, spit. No, using Suse 10 on a desktop and Ubuntu 7.10 on a lappy. I use Kompozer, but also doing it manually with a text editor.
You would have thought there would be a way of doing it in html, e.g. <html src="xxx.html"> or somesuch, but no, that would be too easy. Server side includes seem to be simple enough, though, unless anyone has any better ideas.
spit, spit. No, using Suse 10 on a desktop and Ubuntu 7.10 on a lappy. I use Kompozer, but also doing it manually with a text editor.You would have thought there would be a way of doing it in html, e.g. <html src="xxx.html"> or somesuch, but no, that would be too easy. Server side includes seem to be simple enough, though, unless anyone has any better ideas.