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Ok, I've come across includes folders. &nbsp;How do I setup it up so that all pages pull from that folder?
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Ok, I've come across includes folders.  How do I setup it up so that all pages pull from that folder?

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You need to add include statements to your pages. &nbsp;The exact method varies depending on if you are using HTML or ASP/PHP/CF pages.<br />
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If HTML, you need to enable SSI (server side includes) on the web server and then you can use that method. &nbsp;In Dreamweaver, you include stuff from the Insert | Server Side Includes menu<br />
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If you are using PHP or ASP or CF, each of those has an include directive.
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You need to add include statements to your pages.  The exact method varies depending on if you are using HTML or ASP/PHP/CF pages.

If HTML, you need to enable SSI (server side includes) on the web server and then you can use that method.  In Dreamweaver, you include stuff from the Insert | Server Side Includes menu

If you are using PHP or ASP or CF, each of those has an include directive.

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I'm most familiar with asp, but I've already built my basic site in html. &nbsp;How hard would it be to convert my site to asp? &nbsp;Thanks for the advice.
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I'm most familiar with asp, but I've already built my basic site in html.  How hard would it be to convert my site to asp?  Thanks for the advice.

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If your server supports ASP, it would just be a matter of renaming the pages. &nbsp;If not, you would need to deal with server configuration again.
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If your server supports ASP, it would just be a matter of renaming the pages.  If not, you would need to deal with server configuration again.

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Whats the best way to setup site wide coding such as navigation bars and headers. &nbsp;Right now I'm updating my side navigation bar one page at a time.
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Whats the best way to setup site wide coding such as navigation bars and headers.  Right now I'm updating my side navigation bar one page at a time.

Dreamweaver - Advice for site wide code?

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