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HTML question ... inserting text files...

Schladdy

Junior Member
A question for the HTML gurus out there...

For the navigation part of my webpage I would like to create everything in a seperate file and then call that file from each one of the pages, therefore I would only have to write the navigation once and a change in one place equals a change on all the pages. Similar to linking CSS documents. Is this possible? And if so what command will do it?

#include or something similar??

Thanks,

Schladdy
 
You would use the #include thingy if your server supports server side includes. If it doesn't, you could try to use frames or floating frames.
 
If your server supports PHP, you can use this script:



<<
<?php
include (&quot;navigation.php3&quot😉;
?>
....your document
>>

 
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