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Hi,

I am new in web design.So,I need your help. Because i build my carrer as a web developer.
please visit this site:

please go catagory link and i want my header section, Add purpose section and footer section in catagory page just look like home page with content section.please you just design content div with header,addpurpose & footer section.I am failed to do this.Hope you understand.

<div class="header_logo"></div>
<div class="header_manu"></div>
<div class="user_purpose"></div>
<div class="content_cate"></div>
<div class="add_purpose></div>
<div class="footer"></div>

please help me with css and codes...
If possible you can also describe how can i do this it myself.

Regards,

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Two things usually cause the header/add-purpose/footer to be missing on a category page that works on the home page: (A) the PHP include is failing (so the template pieces never reach the browser), or (B) the template HTML is present but hidden/overlapped by CSS. Quick diagnosis should distinguish those two paths.

First-level checks (fast):

  • View the generated HTML (View Source / Inspect Element). If the header/footer HTML is present, it’s a CSS/layout issue. If it’s absent or the page is blank, the include probably failed.
  • Enable PHP errors while debugging so a missing include or fatal error is visible.

Example of a robust include pattern and error enabling:

// at top of the category page (temporary while debugging)
ini_set('display_errors', 1);
error_reporting(E_ALL);

// use absolute paths to avoid relative-path confusion
require_once __DIR__ . '/includes/header.php';

// ... category content ...

require_once __DIR__ . '/includes/footer.php';

Notes: require_once causes a fatal error when the file is not found; include_once issues a warning and continues. Prefer __DIR__ (or $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']) to avoid mistakes when files live in different folders.

Common pitfalls to verify:

  • Relative path mistakes (category files living in subfolders change what ../ points to).
  • Case-sensitive filenames on Linux hosts.
  • File permissions or ownership preventing reads.
  • An included file that contains exit/die or sends a redirect before output.
  • Byte Order Mark (BOM) at the top of included PHP files interfering with headers.

If the HTML is present but invisible, check for display:none, absolute positioning, z-index overlap, or floats not being cleared. A small clearfix can help:

.wrapper::after{ content:""; display:table; clear:both; }

As and pointed out, the exact PHP that performs the include and any server error output are required for a precise diagnosis. The checklist above covers the usual causes and will resolve most header/footer visibility problems.

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Member Avatar for niranga

What is the problem you are having with require_once ?

Member Avatar for rjony321

Hi,
please visit above link and click on c# language link under catagory.In this page(c#language) i want header section , content section, addpurpose section and footer section are visible.but i cant do this.
so,please can you do this for me?
I think you understand....or not please reply me.

THanks

Member Avatar for kyeljohn.david

What is your problem with require once? and please be specific on what you are trying to accomplish.

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cant do this.
so,please can you do this for me?

Can not help you without knowing what you really want. Post your php code you did so far. I will point out the mistakes but no one will DO IT for you

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