Taylor Anthony
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OK, I don't really know how to explain this.
I have a fileX.html with html code in it
On a page, I want to have a for example, <link to fileX.html>, it will replace the "<link to fileX.html>" with the content of fileX.html
The "<link to fileX.html>" is just an example; that is my question, is there a code like this?
Thank you
No that is not what I mean at all. This is hard to explain...
Inside filex.html there is html code.
On my webpage I want it to display what is in filex in place of the code that links to it. Not like a hyperlink that you click to go it it, it actually puts the code in the page. So, for example I could put my code for my sidebar links inside filex and then put the link on all my pages; then when I need to add another link or change it, I only have to edit the 1 file instead of every single page.
I have a fileX.html with html code in it
On a page, I want to have a for example, <link to fileX.html>, it will replace the "<link to fileX.html>" with the content of fileX.html
The "<link to fileX.html>" is just an example; that is my question, is there a code like this?
Thank you
No that is not what I mean at all. This is hard to explain...
Inside filex.html there is html code.
On my webpage I want it to display what is in filex in place of the code that links to it. Not like a hyperlink that you click to go it it, it actually puts the code in the page. So, for example I could put my code for my sidebar links inside filex and then put the link on all my pages; then when I need to add another link or change it, I only have to edit the 1 file instead of every single page.