• this will probably sound painfully obvious – but wouldn’t it be possible (and if it is, how) to create a header and a footer file and use a php include which would then allow me to only have to edit the header and footer files when editing my templates? i figure creating them isn’t the hard part but i’m not sure how to do the actual include part to call on it in a template.

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  • Thread Starter girlwonder

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    my reasoning is that if my header is static then b/c all of my pages use the same template – i can just change my header and footer and not have to change 6 templates
    seems simple, but i’m not a php-wiz..thanks for the help, glad it was so easy 🙂

    Yes — that’s the right approach to take.
    I’m hoping we’ll eventually see the template ‘broken out’ a bit more, to make it easier to support supplemental page designs (comments popup, mail form, image display page, static custom pages, etc.) that all base off shared includes and CSS.
    -d
    CHAITGEAR

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