Re: Editing a Nav Bar

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Re: Editing a Nav Bar

Jan 17th, 2008

You could go about this a couple of ways, depending on what scripting languages you are going to use. If you are using a server-side language such as PHP or ASP, you could use server side includes or database interaction to integrate your nav bar from a single location into multiple pages.

If you are using straight HTML, you could employ the 'old-school' method by using frames to create a navigation pane. The W3C has a good tutorial for learning about frames here.

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