[thelist] 5-8 SSI Statements for Every Page for Sitewide Consistancy
chase at searchingwithin.com
chase at searchingwithin.com
Fri Feb 3 07:54:52 CST 2006
A co-worker wants to chop up our Web page code into multiple server side
include (SSI) statements. The only part of the page left for Web
Publishers to edit would be the metadata, a navigation area, and the
main content area.
The page design is a single row table with two cells: one column for
side bar navigation and the second for the main content area. Already we
are using 2 SSI for the header and the footer. The co-worker wants to
take this SSI technique further to also "lock down" the DOCTYPE, CSS
link reference, some global metadata, opening table for the page content
frame, the closing and opening between the two cells, and then finally
the end of the page.
This technique would mean embedding the current SSI statements for the
header and footer into other SSI files.
I'm worried about having opening tags in one file and closing tags in a
different file.
What are the pros and cons of doing multiple SSI files?
-Lena.
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