On 9/11/03 3:30 PM, Dale Critchley posted: >> I don't think CSS will help you include some navbar file. For the >> include you need something else. >> If your server supports PHP you could use that. PHP will let you >> 'include' another file at any point in your HTML as you like. PHP >> will also let you include content from another site like you >> mentioned you wanted to do. PHP is quite powerful and useful for >> many scripting tasks. > >Hmm. Dan doesn't use PHP for LEM. Dan Knight, how do you do it? Is that just >stationery, or do you use SSI?
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