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I figured out how to include one HTML file in another with one of the following tags.
<!--webbot bot="Include" U-Include="/FILENAME.html" TAG="BODY" --> <!--#include="/FILENAME.html" --> (which one is better, BTW?) I would like all of my pages to reference the one HTML "header" but here's my problem. The included HTML file has Javascript to make mouseovers and such, including "selected-state" mouseovers. Thus, I want something to change colors when a person is on that page. Can this be done with a single included file? To see what I'm talking about, visit my website at URL and look at the top bar. |
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fyi, you got run time error everytime i move my mouse over your top & left icons.
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If you use:
PHP Code:
You will need to have SHTML files to called those includes. These are better than the Frontpage once ebcause if the FP extensions break, you will lose those includes until it is fixed. Also, if you use SSI - you do not want a <HEAD> or <BODY> in there. This will be pulled from the SHTML file. But if you use FP, you DO want them in there. http://www.bignosebird.com/ssi.shtml http://www.smartwebby.com/web_site_...de_includes.asp
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