I know there is a way (probably several ways) to design your site so that
parts of it are the same on all pages (or which ever ones you designate) and
when you change it the content changes on all pages at the same time. (CSS,
maybe includes?)

Does anyone have any recommendations as to what method works the "best"? I
am an intermediate FP user so I haven't played with these features much.

Thanks,
K

If you have FP2003 DWT is probably the best. And you can use CSS in those
also.

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"karndt5104" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I know there is a way (probably several ways) to design your site so that
> parts of it are the same on all pages (or which ever ones you designate)
> and
> when you change it the content changes on all pages at the same time.
> (CSS,
> maybe includes?)
>
> Does anyone have any recommendations as to what method works the "best"?
> I
> am an intermediate FP user so I haven't played with these features much.
>
> Thanks,
> K

Providing you always edit your disk based web and then publish changes.
There are issues with DWTs updating properly on any other server except
Windows 2003 Server with the latest extensions hot fix installed.
Also, the hot fix is "only" for Windows 2003 server.


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"Windsun" <wind-(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> If you have FP2003 DWT is probably the best. And you can use CSS in those
> also.
>
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> "karndt5104" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:0F715D04-AAB9-4B23-A57E-(E-Mail Removed)...
>>I know there is a way (probably several ways) to design your site so that
>> parts of it are the same on all pages (or which ever ones you designate)
>> and
>> when you change it the content changes on all pages at the same time.
>> (CSS,
>> maybe includes?)
>>
>> Does anyone have any recommendations as to what method works the "best"?
>> I
>> am an intermediate FP user so I haven't played with these features much.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> K
>
>

I'm quite partial to using includes.
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"karndt5104" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:0F715D04-AAB9-4B23-A57E-(E-Mail Removed)...
>I know there is a way (probably several ways) to design your site so that
> parts of it are the same on all pages (or which ever ones you designate)
> and
> when you change it the content changes on all pages at the same time.
> (CSS,
> maybe includes?)
>
> Does anyone have any recommendations as to what method works the "best"?
> I
> am an intermediate FP user so I haven't played with these features much.
>
> Thanks,
> K