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 Posted by jane doe on 05/26/07 20:07 
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"Knut Krueger" <knut.krueger> scribbled in message  
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: jane doe schrieb: 
: > I update often, and having to do each page one by one is getting old  
very 
: > quick.  I use css on my website, but I am not real good at it.  I need a  
way 
: > to add or update links to my pages, but only have to edit one file,  
instead 
: > of 77.  Is there a css way of doing this? Or is there another way? 
: > 
: > --- 
: > 
: > 
: I do this with PHP. 
: I have one config file with the links and I use the variables inside the 
: pages 
: <? 
: $link_1e = substr_replace($link_1,$root_url,0, 0); 
: echo "<a id=\"institute_link_1\" HREF=$link_1e> $linkname_1 </a>"; 
: ?> 
: the first line is to build the link form he root url and the path in the 
: config file for my own links. This is only for links in the HP 
: The second line uses a variable to build the link. f.e any url from the 
: config file. And I have only one Layout page (if the layout is equal) 
: and I am changing the content also with PHP include() 
: 
: but that's the wrong group for that 
: 
: 
: Knut 
 
 
Anyway you  can break this down more?  I am new at this stuff.  Sorry but I  
have no clue as to what I am looking at.
 
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