Evenin, all.

 

I have found myself designing a website, and I've decided for simplicity the layout is mostly going to be done via tables rather than pure CSS.

 

My question is, one of the table's cells is going to be a menu that I want to be the same on all pages of the site, is there a way to link a cell to, say, another html doc containing the menu so that if I change the address or name of one page, I won't have to go through and edit a million other menus on all the other pages?

 

thanks

Simplicity, Accessability, and Quicker loading is CSS

 

To do things like including, you either need to use SHTML, or a programming language, like PHP/ASP etc.

 

Another alternative is to use a library feature like in Dreamweaver, if you edit that it updates all the documents with that menu in...

cheers for the quick response, I'll have to try and get hold of dreamweaver!

My question is, one of the table's cells is going to be a menu that I want to be the same on all pages of the site, is there a way to link a cell to, say, another html doc containing the menu so that if I change the address or name of one page, I won't have to go through and edit a million other menus on all the other pages?

 

thanks

yes, have a page called say main.htm, and have menu.htm and page1.htm embedded using frame tags

yeah as above using frames would do this but they're abit yester-year these days