RE: Including content of one file of HTML in another?

[Jim Shaeffer <jims -at- spsi -dot- com>]

I know that frames are in disfavor with many Web designers, but this is 
exactly the kind of problem that frames were designed to handle. 
Top frame, Navigation, is one HTML page. Lower frame, content, is other 
HTML pages.

Pages are not included inside of others this way, but the Navigation 
page only needs to modified in one place, not copied and pasted to 
every page on the site. 

(That said, Geoff Hart's suggestion of Dreamweaver page templates sounds 
like a winner, but I am not familiar with Dreamweaver.) 

Jim Shaeffer (jims -at- spsi -dot- com)
> 
>    >Isn't there a way to create a navigation bar and store it in one 
>    >file, and then have the pages of a website call it from that file 
>    >and stick it at the top of their content?  That would make it a 
>    >LOT easier to modify the navbar, as you wouldn't have to tweak 
>    >EVERY PAGE to do it.
> 

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