Using the same pattern - Include?

G

Galsaba

I want to make one page that will be my "pattern" page, and then to make other
pages, all of them will include at least the same information that the dirst
page has. To each of them I will add some information.
Is there a command in HTML "include" of which I can include the code of my
first page, and will not neet to cut and paste it each time to the new pages?

Thanks,

Joe
 
S

SpaceGirl

Galsaba said:
I want to make one page that will be my "pattern" page, and then to make other
pages, all of them will include at least the same information that the dirst
page has. To each of them I will add some information.
Is there a command in HTML "include" of which I can include the code of my
first page, and will not neet to cut and paste it each time to the new pages?

Thanks,

Joe

The term you're after is "template". SSI is the best way to do this...
basically have a page, which drawns the "common" bits from template files
(server side includes). You need to see if your ISP supports SSI wherever
you are serving your web site is hosted.
 
S

Sid Ismail

On 28 Apr 2004 17:13:59 GMT, (e-mail address removed) (Galsaba) wrote:

: I want to make one page that will be my "pattern" page, and then to make other
: pages, all of them will include at least the same information that the dirst
: page has. To each of them I will add some information.
: Is there a command in HTML "include" of which I can include the code of my
: first page, and will not neet to cut and paste it each time to the new pages?
:

http://bignosebird.com/ssi.shtml

Sid
 
M

Mark Parnell

I want to make one page that will be my "pattern" page, and then to make other
pages, all of them will include at least the same information that the dirst
page has.

Sounds like a template. Most HTML editors will have some sort of
template system built in. Check the documentation for your editor, or
try asking in a newsgroup for that program.
Is there a command in HTML "include" of which I can include the code of my
first page, and will not neet to cut and paste it each time to the new pages?

Includes are a different matter, but may also be what you are looking
for. It's a bit hard to tell from your post.
http://www.allmyfaqs.com/faq.pl?Include_one_file_in_another
 

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