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Website Template - (Heading 1)
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Top Virtual Include
This will show on every page that uses the
include. You could use it for what you want e.g. an ad, a notice, or
leave it blank and it
won't show at all. You can change the shape, size, background color,
put a border around it or put it on the left or the right side of the
page or across the top. It's very versatile.
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This page shows the template developed in the template tutorial at building-a-website.com. The only difference is the extra text that I have added here as an explanation.
About This Template - (Heading 2)This
is a two column template. It could be made into a three column template
by adding one more column and changing the column widths slightly. If
you follow the tutorial you would have no problem doing that.
The page is laid out with HTML tables because that is easier for a newbie than to try to lay everything out with CSS.
The styling is done with CSS to make site wide changes quick and easy.
The navbar, header and footer are in virtual includes to make updating them quick and easy.
There
is also a virtual include at the top of the page so a notice or ad can
easily be placed site wide. If you don't want to use it you can just
leave the include file as a blank file, but if you need a notice on
every page (e.g. "5 day sale, 20% of everything") it's easy to put in
because everything is in place.
It's Not A Styling ExerciseThe
header and styling in this example are not beautiful. It's up to you to
style the page to suit your site. It's easy to do, and it's all
explained in the template tutorial.
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