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Status: Closed Points: 75 Time: 14:57 - Oct 02, 2008
david
how do I include an html file within another html file, if I want to use the same header in all the files? I don't want to use any server side language for this, and hopefully it should be easy to index for search engines as well. Is this possible and how?
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nidhi
Date:: Oct 03, 2008
Time:: 04:39
How about using frames? You can embed number of other pages within one eg here is one where there are two rows, and the second row is divided by 2 columns The sizing is done by percentage First 20% is the first row and it shows this site Second row is split in half and shows bbc and itv Note, you can use your own pages, code supplied is simply an example. <html> <head></head> <frameset rows="20%,*"> <frame src="http://www.quomon.com"> <frameset cols="50%,*"> <frame src="http://www.bbc.co.uk"> <frame src="http://www.cnn.com"> </frameset> </html> More info here http://www.w3schools.com/HTML/html_frame...
Date:: Mar 04, 2009
Time:: 14:58
nidhi, i never got back on this, sorry. frames would be an option, but i don't like it in terms of search engine optimization. The page would get indexed as separate frames, thus harder to optimize and it's also complicated to keep a good userexperience with this (bookmarking pages, using the back-button etc.)
shadow_of_exitus
Date:: Apr 28, 2009
Time:: 09:29
use the very stylish prototype window class;) its in javascript and like a desktop window ind your browser. http://prototype-window.xilinus.com/ But be careful. The documentation is very bad
Date:: Apr 29, 2009
Time:: 04:05
thanks for your response, the prototype library looks great. But how exactly would you accomplish adding an html header? I couldn't see any example for that. And would it be SEO-friendly?
Muhammad Amman
Time:: 13:43
throug div you just mention reference like <div src="path"> </div>
Date:: Apr 30, 2009
Time:: 04:21
So what you're saying is that with javascript i dynamically insert html in a specific div on the page? As I said before, I am concerned about SEO, so would that be an issue that the content of that DIV wouldn't be indexed by a search engine?
Time:: 11:07
In this way u add this description for opening: <img src="Path"/> or <a href="Path">Open this</a> from:M.Amman Khan
Date:: May 01, 2009
Thanks, M. Amman, so is that like using Iframes? Is the src-attribute on DIVS valid in all browsers? And what about the SEO issue?
Time:: 11:15
David first u create CSS file and write that condition for e.g div.frame{background-image:url(Pic/1.jpg);} second in new file just give <link rel="stylesheet" href="ABC.css"> and then pass object of div in this way:- <div class="frame"></div> that's it....ok
Time:: 11:23
"Making your site accessible for all is a matter of courtesy, is good business practice, and is not difficult," Here's an example using the D-Link: <img src="graphics/chimpgraph.gif" width="494" height="253" alt="Graph of Number of Chimps in Asia by Location" longdesc="chimpgraphdesc.htm"><a href="chimpgraphfdesc.htm" title="Description of Asia Chimp Location Graph">D</a> There is a brief example of this on the regular SEO Toolbox site: http://www.seotoolbox.com/spider-friendl.... There is more complete information, with two examples, at: http://www.seotoolbox.com/htmlchat/table...
Date:: May 05, 2009
Time:: 16:34
Thanks for your help, Muhammad Amman. You deserve the points...
Date:: May 06, 2009
Time:: 11:39
Thanks David for this act of kindness.......
kastuff
Date:: May 14, 2009
Time:: 13:30
this only available with iframe methoD <iframe src : your.html>dsds </iframe> it's a simple HTML tags.. but search engines saw this two pages seperately..
this only available with iframe methoD <iframe src : your.html>dsds </iframe> it's a simple HTML tags.. but search engines recognise this two pages seperately..
Time:: 14:24
iframe is not better as compare to div david u can use just create CSS file and write that condition for e.g div.frame{background-image:url(Pic/1.jpg);} second in new file just give <link rel="stylesheet" href="ABC.css"> and then pass object of div in this way:- <div class="frame"></div> that's it....ok i m 100% sure ur project will work
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