NVU the WYSIWYG HTML for linux

[Walter Dnes]

On Thu, Oct 30, 2003 at 10:30:25AM -0500, Austin wrote

> While we're on the topic, does anyone know how to:
> 1. embed a local html file into each page of a site? (could be done  
> once or at each page serve, like for a sidebar or a footer)
> 2. embed a remote html (on-the-fly) file into a page? (must be dymanic  
> of course)

  You can embed almost *ANYTHING* inside of an object tag in a
webpage... even another webpage.  Here's the code with "<>" de-fanged to
"{}" for our friends who read email with web browsers posing as MUA's...

{OBJECT style="float: left;" width="220px" height="225px" data="nav_main.html" type="text/html"} {/OBJECT}

  Check out the source for my current webpage (http://www.waltdnes.org
which re-directs to ISP vex.net).  I'm in the process of re-doing it, so
that code will disappear soon.  With CSS it's possible to set up a fixed
menu bar that remains at the top of the browser, even when you scroll.
The CSS version also validates as XHTML 1.0 STRICT, while frames don't
validate under "STRICT".

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