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Scotty
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Can I set the header/footer up in css? - 4/25/2004 23:31:04
I thought I read somewhere that you can set up the header/footer information using css (tables?). On one site where we have a php db (lots of fun using Front Page 2000), the db person is stating the following.
"CSS cannot do header/footer at all, like you are currently using the CSS
"stylesheet" for. is exactly that, a stylesheet.... it has nothing to do
with the header and footer on every page.
The way the php header and footer work, is all files "include" a common file
on the server, that contains the header and footer code, then like i said
above, its as simple as calling the php functions " send_header() " and
"send_footer()" in order to dynamically create the page."
Is this an acceptable way to do this? This would make all pages end in php. I'd then have a Admin page where I can cut and paste my Front Page developed <body> yaddyadda </body> information into the template.
Scotty
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suzkaw
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From: North Carolina, USA
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RE: Can I set the header/footer up in css? - 4/26/2004 0:47:24
That answer you got is pretty much the way it would work. However you could style your header and footer with the style sheet.
I normally create a page just the way I want then split it into to sections one for the header and one for the footer that way everything is inline like it is suppose to do.
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This would make all pages end in php.
Yes unless you used some type of mod rewrite to change it to html.
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