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I want to revamp my website. I'm not that great at html, I'd consider myself between beginner and intermediate.
What are some possible alternatives to frames? I don't want to use tables on every page as that would get horribly tedious to update when there are changes to the website. Frames aren't accepted by all browsers. What choices do I have at this point that I would be able to do myself? Any help is greatly appreciated. |
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Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Seoul
Home MUD: Tears of Polaris
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Grab a book on asp or php and see if you understand it. Mainly you want the includes feature. Using includes you can include your sidebar or whatever it is you are currently using frames, onto all your webpages(use tables so it looks nice) then if you ever need to change it you just change the include file and your whole site changes.
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Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: Mill Valley, California
Posts: 2,305
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Dreamweaver has a template feature that allows you to update all the templated portions of a website (defined arbitrarily by the developer) automatically.
--matt |
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Join Date: Sep 2002
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By the looks of your hosting company, your best bet would be to learn PHP. Granted that you are allowed to use it with whatever account you have there.
It shouldn't take much learning - just enough to know how to include one template into another and grab entries from a database. But it'll make your life so much easier, compared to trying to edit all the pages by hand. |
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Join Date: Aug 2002
Name: Crystal
Location: Pennsylvania
Home MUD: Advent of the Mists
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