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  • david
    #1

    Pull blog html file into a DIV section

    Hello. I used to have a frames-based main page where the left side
    was the nav bar and the right side was split into top and bottom. The
    top portion was the welcome page and the bottom portion displayed a
    blog html file.

    Now I have changed to CSS but I can't figure out how to replicate that
    bottom portion with the blog html in it. Any suggestions?

    Thanks
    David
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    • Spartanicus
      #2
      Re: Pull blog html file into a DIV section

      dmcheng1@yahoo. com (david) wrote:
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      >Hello. I used to have a frames-based main page where the left side
      >was the nav bar and the right side was split into top and bottom. The
      >top portion was the welcome page and the bottom portion displayed a
      >blog html file.
      >
      >Now I have changed to CSS but I can't figure out how to replicate that
      >bottom portion with the blog html in it. Any suggestions?[/color]

      Use a server side scripting language, most have an include function.

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      Spartanicus

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        • Spartanicus
          #3
          Re: Pull blog html file into a DIV section

          Spartanicus <me@privacy.net > wrote:
          [color=blue][color=green]
          >>Hello. I used to have a frames-based main page where the left side
          >>was the nav bar and the right side was split into top and bottom. The
          >>top portion was the welcome page and the bottom portion displayed a
          >>blog html file.
          >>
          >>Now I have changed to CSS but I can't figure out how to replicate that
          >>bottom portion with the blog html in it. Any suggestions?[/color]
          >
          >Use a server side scripting language, most have an include function.[/color]

          Bother, I should have added that unlike frames server side inclusion
          requires a code fragment, not a complete html document. This assumes
          that you have full control over the blog code.

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          Spartanicus

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