Kalkas
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My html pages are defined with the XHTML 1.0 Strict doctype. I wonder if it is possible to make numbered headings, so that every new heading of the same type is sequentially numbered in the html document. For instance: ======= A. First part <bla bla bla ...> 1. Subsection 1 <bla bla bla ...> 2. Subsection 2 <bla bla bla ...> B. Second part <bla bla bla ...> and so on. ====== I would prefer not to make the numbers of the headings manually, in the case I change omit or add new headings. Best regards, Kalkas
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Thanks for your reply. Your help is much appreciated. Kind regards, Kalkas
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Hello, Thanks for your reply! I see that I have to use php. I have never worked with php, but I am very familiar with html and css. Can you tell me more what kind of changes I have to make with my already existing html pages? My html pages are defined with the XHTML 1.0 Strict doctype. Every html page has a navigation menu, and I have about 30 pages. It is quite tedious to change this navigation menu when I want to add new links to new web pages; I use simple text editors as BBEdit with Mac, and Notepad with Windows. Is it just to change the extension of my web pages from html to php, and replace navigation menu with the php-code? The file containing the text of the navigation menu, should it be written as a html-page with the php-extension, containing <html> and <body> tags? Right now I am starting to learn about php scripting at www.w3schools.com http://www.w3schools.com/php/default.asp Kind regards, Kalkas
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Thanks for your reply. It is much appreciated! Best regards, Kalkas
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Hello! I try to write html-pages without resorting to softwares like dream weaver. As a newbie to the world of html/css, I have a following question and problem: As one CSS-file can determine the appeareance of web pages for some site, e.g. types of fonts, background, colors, etc., is it possible to make a file containing a section of html text such that can be imported automatically as a section of every web page of a site. For instance, a navigation menu is such a section of html text that every web page of some site contains. The reason for posting this question is that I try to avoid the tedious task of changing navigation menu in every page when adding new pages to the site. Must I manually write in every page the navigation menu, or is it possible to have one file that imports the navigation text to every page? Your response is very appreciated. Kind regards, Kalkas
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Hello, I am not so good with introduction post about myself, but just to be brief: I started to learn about web design, and I am quite new to the world of html/css. I have registered to the Web Design Forum mainly because to learn from people who share the same interest in web design. Kind regards, Kaklas