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Header and Footer Inclusion for Beginners
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Lets pretend you have 10 pages in your site with the same design and you want to change a link in your menu. You would have to edit all 10 pages, right? Nope, theres a much quicker way allowing you to edit just one file and its not as hard as it sounds. What we have to do is create a header file and a footer file. The header file contains all the HTML code for the top portion of your site. The footer contains the HTML for the bottom. Content goes between the header and footer. Lets get started...
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PHP by example
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Throughout two separate parts in this series, the author demonstrates step by step the fundamental principles of PHP in an original real-world Web site example. The Part 1 offers the basics of PHP and features a Webzine that includes an authors page where content providers can enter the text of articles, as well as a front end for presenting this content to the world. In Part 2 of this series, youll be shown the delivery module presents a menu of stories to the reader, and how the authoring module permits authors to submit stories to a Webzine.
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ezContents Users Guide
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English and german Users Guide for ezContents CMS. Tutorial on how to build and maintain a website with ezContents step-by-step.
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PHP Creating Cateories With Unlimited Sub-Categories - Part 1 of 2
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This tutorial will show you how to create a script so that you can have multiple categories with unlimited sub-categories in each. They can be as deep as you want. This is very useful for organising data/items. A prime example of this is a link directory which has multiple categories. Part 1 of 2.
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Sheet Selector
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This tutorial will show you how to build your own stylesheet switcher, before you begin you will only need to have a basic understanding of PHP and a minimal knowledge of stylesheets (though we wont be writing any CSS code here) and thats about it. sheetselector relies on PHP sessions to function, the user selected stylesheet name is stored in a session variable, and your stylesheets are kept in one directory, from there we build a dropdown menu for your users to select their stylesheet.
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