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2 August 8, 2009 12:49 pm
Re: Read CSS tutorials - have questions (4 replies, posted in CSS)
Thank you all for the responses. php include does seem like the more flexible solution. In the meantime I also watched Stefan's videos on php include, so I should be good to go.
3 August 7, 2009 2:38 pm
Topic: Read CSS tutorials - have questions (4 replies, posted in CSS)
I read through Stephan's CSS tutorials and watched his video, and even managed to replicate the example CSS-styled web page.
Question is, what if I want that left column with its navigation links to appear on more than one page?
I tried the php "include" command on a test site, but it looked like the contents of the included file did not appear in the code. This means the contents would not be visible to a search engine spider. Am I right?
On the other hand, if I set up templates in Dreamweaver, I don't have to create any include files, and spiders would be able to read all the code. Is that a good option?
If it looks like I'm totally in a fog - you're right!:D
