Re: No Framesets allowed
- From: "dimo414" <dimo414@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 29 May 2006 14:01:01 -0700
You shouldn't use framesets as a general rule anyways. (of course,
there are exeptions, but by and large, stay away from them).
Tables, like pieter said, are a useful formatting tool. Beyond that,
you can use <?php include('RELATIVE FILE NAME') ?> to include another
html file inside the code of the page. This way you can reuse the same
snippet of code for every page without the problems of frames.
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