Paul Separating core content from other structural content was constantly bugging me until I started to use PHP includes. This works particularly well for smaller sites. The great thing about this method is the ability to place all elements (such as navigation, headers, footers, etc) in separate files away from the individual page's unique content. At the time the page is requested from the server, the elements are combined and draw the page style from the CSS file you specify. This way, you get the benefit of easy updates (as you only change one file), as well as the separation of design (CSS) and 'structural content' from the page's unique content. Unfortunately for the most part we're stuck with the limitations of HTML until the most popular browser starts being a bit more accommodating. Apologies for the previous reply. Rei Paki |
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