Posted by Jim Moe on 01/18/07 08:12

Bart Vandewoestyne wrote:
> The webspace I have access to from my ISP only allows me to use static
> (X)HTML pages, so I'm trying to stick with static (X)HTML content for
> my personal webpage.
>
I presume that you can create the pages locally and upload them to the site.

> There are however certain things that i need in each .html file, such as
> the navigation, header, footer,... and therefore I'm looking for a good,
> clean and maintainable way to create my .html files with navigation,
> header, footer,... without the need to copy them to each .html file.
>
Although PHP is normally a server-side addition, it has an executable
version that can process a page; it outputs HTML. Use PHP to generate all
of the common parts.

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