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Answer» hi, i am freash MAN at comp. eng but i want to create a fan-based web site. i am learning dreamweaver from internet but there is i question i couldn't handle, hope you help. let's suppose that i've created the site and i want to make changing in bar on the top of the site that have "home page, reffrences, forum... etc" buttons. Am i going to change this bar with new bar in every single page. How can i solve that ?If you are building a site where you have a bunch of separate HTML files then yes, you will have to change the navigation bar on every page. This is one of the reasons why websites nowadays are rarely built in pure HTML and instead incorporate some SORT of scripting such as PHP/Perl/Python where the content of pages is STORED somewhere (like a file or, more commonly a database) and the script will assemble the page from a template (Written in HTML/CSS) and the stored content. If you want to build a big site you WOULD really be best to look into using a Content Management System (CMS) (Such as Drupal or Wordpress). This is a piece of software which will handle the changing of content saving a lot of time in the long run (Especially for things like navigation bars). You would then login to the CMS through your web browser and use it to edit the content, this is a lot easier than dealing with files and Dreamweaver. Building a site with just HTML files and nothing else may work fine at the start, but it gets to be a real pain when the site grows and needs more content or more advanced features, using a CMS avoids this. Quote from: tremuska on December 09, 2013, 06:45:20 PM ... i am fresh man at comp. neg but i want to create a fan-based web site. i am learning Dreamweaver from internet but there is ...What are you goals? This is the 21 st century Learning HTML now is apropos for only a handful of computer engineers. Today is time to let the computer do the hard work. If you are more into creativity, set aside what you have and start into fully automated web designs. Example: This site sis written in PHP, but looks like HTML to your browser. And it is all in a package called SMF. Look at the bottom of the page: Quote SMF 2.0.5 | SMF © 2013, Simple MachinesBy using such a package, you skip the code and GET into doing content. It will save six months or even a year of your time. Simple Machines Forum - Official Site http://www.simplemachines.org/ Of course, if learning how to code is more important that success, don't let my rash comments deter you. |
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