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On Mon, Jun 25, 2001 at 11:58:02PM -0400, Gregm wrote: > I'm accumulating a bunch of identical html for each page, so would > like to set up a standard header and footer file, included in all > the static pages- so I can make changes once. The more portable way to do this is to use SSI -- server side includes. Something like <!--#include virtual=whatever -->. Like C includes, this needs to be added to each HTML file. You can easily write a shell script to prepend a header include and append a footer include to any HTML file that needs one. Some web servers have a built-in header/footer feature, which lets you avoid manually adding a header/footer to each page. I haven't seen such in the default apache install, but there may be a module out there for this, or there may be some way to do this in the default install that I don't know of. - Morty *********************************************************** You are receiving this email because you are subscribed to the list "UMBCLINUX". To unsubscribe, send an email to "listproc@REMOVEME.listproc.umbc.edu" with the message(not subject): unsub UMBCLINUX