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Posted by dorayme on 04/02/07 21:57
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<1175528762.342249.55260@b75g2000hsg.googlegroups.com>,
"Justin.Voelker" <justin.voelker@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello Everyone:
>
> I have numerous website, each one with slightly better html coding
> practices. What I am looking for is the "best practice" sort of page
> design. My newest website, www.Base2WebDesign.com has a simple
> layout. The reason for my posting here is that when you visit a page
> on the site for the first time, the whole site flashes to a blank
> white background then loads the page.
If that is the reason, there is nothing to worry about. In fact,
it does not do this on any of my browsers on my broadband
connection.
> What would be the best practice for loading a page such
> as this (since almost all of my development involves this same idea of
> a very static look to a page, but different content in the "main
> body." I currently use php and use includes to include the top and
> bottoms of the pages since they are the same. Should not be doing
> this? Is there an easier way to have those pieces of the page stay
> exactly where they are without having to reload/request them from the
> server each time?
In respect to the php, this seems fine and is as good a practice
if not better, all things considered, than any other.
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dorayme
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