[thelist] connecting sub-sites

I've seen frames used to encapsulate sub-sites. I thought it worked well.

A couple caveats with IIS's footer setting:

1) it is ubiquitous across all pages served from that site/virtual directory
2) it is placed after the code in the page served, meaning if you have a
perfectly fine html doc that ends with </body></html> the footer is thrown
in *after* those tags. I'm not so thrilled about that. You could work around
it by leaving off the closing tags and have it in the footer file instead,
but I'd call that kludgy, and in the case where you don't control the pages
being served, not possible
3) I don't think it can have ASP code

sgd
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: czelenak@nxco.com [mailto:czelenak@nxco.com]
> 
> Most webservers have an option that will let you add a footer 
> to all pages
> it processes ; though I can't say for certain about Apache ( 
> I assume it
> would ), I know for a fact that IIS does.  You should be able 
> to write a
> small footer for your company that would be included on all the child
> sites while remaining inconspicuous.