> Stringer makes it possible to add something like <dummy1> to replace in the
> future with code, eg: to automatically put in a counters or logos.
If you do this, you need to keep a "source" version of your site on
your HD and run it through stringer before uploading it to the site.
Of course, you're absolutely right - it can make things very easy, you
could for example keep menu options out until its run through stringer
which will let you add pages easily to the site.
If you're heading down that path, you might want to look at something
like PHP, which is a server-side scripting language. Assuming you
can get access to it (your ISP may not have it), it's very simple to
do the above without actually needing to run anything through
stringer. Most of the pages I make these days (Including Active Tech,
Vapor, Globe Shoes and a few Aussie ones) take this form:
<?
$pagename = "AmIRC Product Information";
include("standardheader.inc");
?>
---- AmIRC Specific Page Content Here ----
<? include("standardfooter.inc"); ?>
This way you keep all the content in the page, and the layout in
external files so you can easily modify them. It's pretty funky :)
Jason
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