Dynamic Website

[kikde]

:confused; Hi, I created a simple website with a navigation panel. The site is
a css-based html site without any tables and frames. It has three columns, and
if a user clicks a link in the navigation panel (to open a subsite), the hole
layout should be the same as before, only the content of the middle column
should change.

I don't want to link to a new site, because then I have to copy the whole
sourcecode for the pagelayout, and that is not my target, because if a link
changes I have to make the change to all sites).

What is the best practise solution?
Thank's for help
Jens

[Murray *ACE*]

Use a template or a server-side include to make your navigation elements
appear on all pages of the site. Make a link open a new page. That's how
it's done.

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> :confused; Hi, I created a simple website with a navigation panel. The
> site is
> a css-based html site without any tables and frames. It has three columns,
> and
> if a user clicks a link in the navigation panel (to open a subsite), the
> hole
> layout should be the same as before, only the content of the middle column
> should change.
>
> I don't want to link to a new site, because then I have to copy the whole
> sourcecode for the pagelayout, and that is not my target, because if a
> link
> changes I have to make the change to all sites).
>
> What is the best practise solution?
> Thank's for help
> Jens
>