What to put at the top of your page
First, everyone needs:
<html>
If you are not in the WebDocs/ top level dir
then set the top variable to point to this dir. Ie,
<!--#set var="top" value="../" -->
or:
<!--#set var="top" value="../../" -->
The trailing / is mandatory!
Then everyone needs:
<!--#set var="title" value="Title For This Page" -->
<!--#set var="contact" value="contact@email.edu" -->
And one of
<!--#include virtual="main-header.html" -->
<!--#include virtual="../main-header.html" -->
<!--#include virtual="../../main-header.html" -->
- etc...
depending on where the file is under WebDocs/.
Some of this boiler plate exists in WebDocs/head.html.
What to put in the middle of your page.
<h2><font face= "Verdana" color="#003399">
Some section heading
</font></h3>
Blah blah blah. Explain explain explain.
What to put at the bottom of your page
<hr>
<font size="-2">Last Modified: $Date: $</font><br>
<!--#include virtual="main-footer.html" -->
</html>
This boiler plate exists in WebDocs/tail.html. After you
commit your file to CVS, the $Date: $ string will be
filled with the correct value.
Turning on SSI
In order to turn on Server Side Includes you need to make your .html
file "executable" via:
chmod +x your-file.html
This gives the server the hint to parse the file instead of treating
it like plain HTML.
Last Modified: $Date: 2002/08/13 19:29:51 $
Contact:
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