Sergei Dolmatov wrote:
> > Then the single page layout (in html) that all of the pages use, is a
> > root page element, correct? That's where I use php in another page
> > element to pull the content from topic.articles...? So that when a link
> > from the header navigation is clicked on, it chooses (with php code) the
> > correct topic to go to and displays the articles in that topic?
>
> It isn't very clean (I didn't see Emile's code, so I can't say
> anything about it).
Feel free to say something about it, because you're rigt -- my site code
isn't terribly clean, just functional, and simple enough to get away
with this particular usage.
> But from other side - you can put everything in style and don't use
> <[content]> element at all. But I think (it's only my opinion) that
> it's more difficult. I prefer make small and easy pages, even if there
> would be a lot of them :)
It is more difficult, yes. And especially if you have multiple views on
one data set, or separate views on separate data sets, I'd certainly use
separate pages to implement it.
Emile
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