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Jan 28.2007

I’m laying out a website and using CSS for the first time. I have a header and then a 3 column layout. The left and right columns will not change from page to page but the center will change based on what the viewer is looking at. Is there a way to have each html page reference the right and left column html from one location? That way as I change the left and right column code I won’t have to go through and update every page of the website.

Thanks for the help,
Preston

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@sticks464Jan 28.2007 — The best way is to use SSI (Server Side Includes). Read http://www.smartwebby.com/web_site_design/server_side_includes.asp
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@turboskipperauthorJan 28.2007 — Thanks for the help, that seems to be working. Couple of questions about it...

<!--#include virtual="left_col.html"-->

You can use virtual or file, whats the difference?

I also notice that sometimes in FF after the page loads it scrolls to the bottom. Not sure why and it only seems to happen half of the time. I guess I'll have to watch it more but found it a bit odd.

Is there a way to preview the page using a browser from local files? I can see how things will look in dreamweaver but it would be nice to verify things locally with different browsers before throwing it on the web.
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@sticks464Jan 28.2007 — You can use virtual or file, whats the difference?[/QUOTE]
I'm really unsure, I have never used anything except virtual.
Is there a way to preview the page using a browser from local files? I can see how things will look in dreamweaver but it would be nice to verify things locally with different browsers before throwing it on the web.[/QUOTE]
Only if you install a server on your computer. A good one is WAMP www.wampserver.com/en/ and a tutorial for installation http://quartz.syr.edu/rdlankes/Teaching/LAMP/WAMP/WAMPInstall.html
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@ray326Jan 28.2007 — Virtual takes a URL reference, file takes a file system reference. And I'd just install Apache unless you need the MySQL and PHP.
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@CharlesJan 28.2007 — PHP is, however, nice to have.

Include virtual will also include the output from scripts. Include file has been disabled on some systems for security reasons. See http://httpd.apache.org/docs/1.3/mod/mod_include.html .
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