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Martin1 Posted - 24 Jan 2006 : 15:43:23
I have a question regarding including dhe files into a page (for example including the header and menu that can be found on each page of my site).

Is it better to use an include page for every item or to place all these items on one page and include that?

I am asking this because I have a number of items that can be found on every page of my new site.
header
image - menu - flash
footer

Should I use one included page that contains all these 5 items or should I use 5 including pages with 1 item on each of these?

Martin
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s.dav Posted - 25 Jan 2006 : 15:13:49
The two methods are the same; the only better thing that jtarin says is that using only an include page you will respect the z-order of all elements...
jtarin Posted - 25 Jan 2006 : 04:18:11
Martin, I dont know which is better but I have been using an include file of approx. 36 items as a template for my pages....I find I have to remake it everytime I add a new element, as it doesn't seem to respect the z-order of new items when added to an already saved include,but elements already contained are easily editable within the page properties. I dont even want to think about single pages.... :p

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