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<blockquote data-quote="Psionicist" data-source="post: 101400" data-attributes="member: 1874"><a href="http://free.prohosting.com/~sampieri/freefaq/g_ssitest.shtml" target="_blank">http://free.prohosting.com/~sampieri/freefaq/g_ssitest.shtml</a>SSI offers a very good feature found in more advanced languages as PHP and ASP. (I know all three, SSI is pretty simple).So, what is SSI (Server Side Includes)?SSI is a small &quot;template&quot; you can add to normal HTML files. The only &quot;but&quot; is that the server have to support SSI and you have to save the files as something.SHTMLSo, what does it do?I will show you an example with two files:file1.shtmlfile2.shtmlAnd... Voila!The user will se this when the site is exectuedThere are a million uses of this. The best part is you can cut all pages in two halves.Name one half &quot;MENU.SHTML&quot; (or something)then the other one with the normal filenamename with SHTML extension.include menu.shtml at the very beginning of the &quot;other&quot; shtml file.Do this on every page.Now you have only ONE file to change lots of things on. In file1 (menu.shtml) you'll have the bodyline and menu items. Change that one file and all of your pages will be changed.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Psionicist, post: 101400, member: 1874"] [url]http://free.prohosting.com/~sampieri/freefaq/g_ssitest.shtml[/url] SSI offers a very good feature found in more advanced languages as PHP and ASP. (I know all three, SSI is pretty simple). So, what is SSI (Server Side Includes)? SSI is a small "template" you can add to normal HTML files. The only "but" is that the server have to support SSI and you have to save the files as something.SHTML So, what does it do? I will show you an example with two files: file1.shtml file2.shtml And... Voila! The user will se this when the site is exectued There are a million uses of this. The best part is you can cut all pages in two halves. Name one half "MENU.SHTML" (or something) then the other one with the normal filenamename with SHTML extension. include menu.shtml at the very beginning of the "other" shtml file. Do this on every page. Now you have only ONE file to change lots of things on. In file1 (menu.shtml) you'll have the bodyline and menu items. Change that one file and all of your pages will be changed. [/QUOTE]

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