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Posted by Kathrin Markworth
Kathrin Markworth
8,335 Points

Same header/footer for multiple webpages

Hi there, I am still pretty new to coding. So I think this is probably not really difficult. But I am trying to get the same header/footer for multiple webpages that belong to one website. So I don't have to write the same header/footer on every new webpage again. I guess I have to link it. I tried it with document write in JavaScript and added a link, which was working out fine. But maybe there is a better way. Thanks, Kate

2 Answers

Andrey Misikhin
Andrey Misikhin
16,529 Points
Andrey Misikhin
Andrey Misikhin
16,529 Points

I think this is called a template engine and can be written only on the server side using php, python, nodeJS, ruby and etc Parts of pages are dynamically generating on the server and sending to the user as one html document.

Kathrin Markworth
Kathrin Markworth
8,335 Points
Kathrin Markworth
Kathrin Markworth
8,335 Points

thanks Andrey. I think I found it on the php course