CSS Menu

[Lourenco Junior]

Hi Folks!
I'd like to do a menu for my HTML/XHTML pages.

There are about 50 files. The Menu list is the same for all of them.

I wouldn't like to insert the code for menu in each file. I'd like to
avoid the code redundance.

I want to use HTML/XHTML and CSS only. I don't want to use Frame or
iFrame tag.

Does anybody know how to do it?
Does anybody know a tutorial or anything like that?

Thanks
[]'s
Lourenco Junior

 

[Leonard Blaisdell]

Does anybody know how to do it?
Does anybody know a tutorial or anything like that?

<http://allmyfaqs.net/faq.pl?Include_one_file_in_another>

leo

 

[Lourenco Junior]

Thanks Leo.

<http://allmyfaqs.net/faq.pl?Include_one_file_in_another>

leo

Let me explain my case.

My white public will view my page in a CD - read stand alone.
So I can't use SSI (Server Side Include), SSC (Server Side Scripting).

Preprocessor tool, so-so.

If someday I need to change I'll open a single file (HTML, XHTML, CSS,
XML, something like that) and update its content. And everything will
be done =)

is it possible?

Thanks.
[]'s
Lourenco Junior

 

[Nico Schuyt]

Let me explain my case.
My white public will view my page in a CD - read stand alone.
So I can't use SSI (Server Side Include), SSC (Server Side Scripting).

You can: http://www.indigostar.com/microweb.htm

 

[David Dorward]

My white public will view my page in a CD - read stand alone.
So I can't use SSI (Server Side Include), SSC (Server Side Scripting).

If someday I need to change I'll open a single file (HTML, XHTML, CSS,
XML, something like that) and update its content. And everything will
be done =)

A preprocessor is the best option here. Update file, run program, done.

 

[David Dorward]

You can: http://www.indigostar.com/microweb.htm

"To view the website the end user only has to run the microweb.exe program
on the CD-ROM."

.... and if the OP had nice static pages then a web server wouldn't be needed
and he wouldn't need to demand his customers run Windows.

 

[dorayme]

A preprocessor is the best option here. Update file, run program, done.

Are there reliable easy to use preprocessors for Mac OS X that
anyone uses and can recommend?

 

[Neredbojias]

To further the education of mankind, "Lourenco Junior"

Thanks Leo.



Let me explain my case.

My white public will view my page in a CD - read stand alone.
So I can't use SSI (Server Side Include), SSC (Server Side Scripting).

Are you a nazi?

 

[Philip]

Are there reliable easy to use preprocessors for Mac OS X that
anyone uses and can recommend?

Hi,
I use one called Spyce (http://spyce.sourceforge.net/) which I like a
lot but may not fit your definition of "easy to use". It accepts input
of HTML mixed with Python code (as well as some Spyce primitives) and
can output, well, anything you want, but the obvious thing to do with it
is to create an HTML page. You can run it from the command line but you
can also use it as a Web server to build dynamic pages. Installation for
command-line only usage, however, wouldn't require a Web server.

If all you want to do is include a file, it is overkill. If you have
more complex needs and you like Python, it's worth a look.

Oh yeh, it is written in Python so it works anywhere that Python works.

 

[David]

Hi Folks!
I'd like to do a menu for my HTML/XHTML pages.

There are about 50 files. The Menu list is the same for all of them.

I wouldn't like to insert the code for menu in each file. I'd like to
avoid the code redundance.

I want to use HTML/XHTML and CSS only. I don't want to use Frame or
iFrame tag.

Does anybody know how to do it?
Does anybody know a tutorial or anything like that?

Thanks
[]'s
Lourenco Junior

how about using a php include

<?php include("/path/to/your/file") ?>

 

[Lourenco Junior]

Thanks David

David Dorward wrote:
A preprocessor is the best option here. Update file, run program, done.

==>> Well, I don't want to use extra tools for it. Only HTML/XHTML,
CSS, maybe XML. <<==

But I am not a HTML/XHTML/CSS/XML/etc master.
I'll try to use preprocessor tool until to get the solution that I
want. If this solution exists

Thanks.
[]'s
Lourenco Junior

 

[jojo]

how about using a php include

<?php include("/path/to/your/file") ?>

Or, if your server doesn't support PHP you can try SSI:

<!--#include virtual="/path/to/your/file"-->

 

[dorayme]

<[email protected]
t.rr.com>,

I use one called Spyce (http://spyce.sourceforge.net/) which I like a
lot but may not fit your definition of "easy to use". It accepts input
of HTML mixed with Python code (as well as some Spyce primitives) and
can output, well, anything you want, but the obvious thing to do with it
is to create an HTML page. You can run it from the command line but you
can also use it as a Web server to build dynamic pages. Installation for
command-line only usage, however, wouldn't require a Web server.

If all you want to do is include a file, it is overkill.

Thanks, I took a quick look and it looks like overkill, all I
want is to include and I can do this via an external server. I
have yet to set one up in my office... I did rather like the
sound of this preprocessor business but I don't want a headache...