How can I add a footer html file to my website? I'm using apache and Dreamweaver?
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look into "ssi includes" on the web. It means server side includes. You usually need the file to be a shtml, or PHP, but PHP is handled differently. SHTML is the easiest.\n\nhttp://www.ssi-developer.net/ssi/ssi-include.shtml
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Yahoo sitebuilder is not the best thing to try. You should have used some html editors like Dreamweaver,frontpage,firstpage(free),NVU(free) etc. Or, use angelfire.\n\nBut the answer to your questions is:\nIn the htmls code, write the tile of your page within the title tag which is: <title>Write your title here</title>
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The person above this dosent know anything. You must first upload to to a server then with html coding you can add it to your website. Geocities should be able to upload .wav files if not..do a search for free places to build a website and just use the space to upload the file in there.
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The best way to find answers for Dreamweaver questions like this is to go to the Dreamweaver support site at Macromedia. Since your Dreamweaver may be running on a Mac or some other platform it is hard to answer your question directly.\n\nYou can go here and find your solution:\nhttp://www.macromedia.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?event=search&mode=simple&search_text=upload&product=SG_Dreamweaver
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I could help, I am a web designer and use Dreamweaver. I've done online stores before. Click my profile to Email me. A website I worked on with a store is http://www.gsfwc.org
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Get your page as close to right as you can in FrontPage, then open your page in Notepad and add your include statements.\n\nOr, better yet, ditch FrontPage, which is responsible for more bad Web sites than any other source on Earth.
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Create a table in dreamweaver as you want it to appear on the website.\n2. Fill that table with some dummy info like 'write here' or something sensible that teachers can understand when they are going to edit.\n3. Copy Table from dreamweaver into Word.\n4. Remember to set dreamweaver table width and heights in centimeters\n5. pate the table in word and see if it is any different. If it is different try to change those default settings as well.\n6. Another way around is to see if the table in word gets imported properly or not.\n\nIf I were you I would have changed all the heights and widths into percentages and copy table from dreamweaver to word. I will use a dreamweaver template but keep the whole table as editable. Then copy paste all the tables back from word. [assuming there are 10-15 class teachers only]
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why dont you use a free website builder like nvu and upload the html files to yahoo...NVU offers much more functionality than yahoo builder\n\nwww.nvu.com
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If you want to do it the hard way just open a text editor (ie. notepad) and type in the HTML code. Otherwise, if you want a wysiwyg(graphical) editor, the good ones cost money.\n\nI find dreamweaver to be a good all-round program; easy enough to pick up but also powerful enough to be useful to professionals.\n\nIf you want to make it look good you may have to lay out for a good graphics editor too, but that's up to you.\n\nIf you don't want anything too fancy then this (http://www.alleycode.com/) looks quite good.\nNB. you can still produce professional looking website with this but the tasks may not be automated in the same way as with using a program like dreamweaver. This would make using it a little more time consuming but in the end would probably give you more working knowledge of the HTML code.\n\nI would also recommend having a look at these sites:\n\nhttp://www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp\n\nhttp://www.htmltutorials.ca/\n\nhttp://www.webdiner.com/webadv/index.htm\n\nOh, as a last point you will need a company to host your page and a web address so that people can browse to your site.\n\nAlmost all ISPs provide you with a minimal amount of space and a subdomain name. They will probably provide website editing pages too-take a look on your ISPs homepage and see if there is an option to "log in" and then one for something to do with "webspace". The webpages to edit your personal site will be user friendly but not as powerful as an HTML editor.\n\nFor business purposes paying for a domain name can be of use and lends a more professional edge to a site(costs less than $30 a year depending on the domain name). I won't, however, recommend any hosting or domain name registration sites in case I give an overpriced one.
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If you use FrontPage Extensions to handle things such as sending e-mail, storing form values or reading database information, you'll need to either be very careful to not harm that code when you edit your pages in Dreamweaver, or you'll want to replace the extensions methods you were using with a different method (e.g., PHP, ASP.NET, etc.).\n\nAlso, certain FrontPage behaviors, such as some mouseover effects, the marquee tag, etc. are not supported by the Dreamweaver WYSIWYG interface.\n\nDreamweaver also has a bad habit of mangling code that it does not understand, so any code you wrote in FrontPage may become obfuscated the first time you save the page in Dreamweaver.\n\nOther than that, you should be fine; so, as long as you didn't use a lot of FrontPage-specific bells and whistles, you should be fine.
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Where's your site? Do you have any knowledge of HTML? You'll need it to do that.\n\nAlso... WHY did youpost this under Sports > Other - Sports??? This is one of my pet peeves around here, sorry.
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Where are you trying to upload the code and pages?  \n\nIf you have a webhost, then they should have provided you with the information on how to move your code there.  Usually, I use FTP to connect to the server and move the code there.  Please provide more details if you want more detailed answers.
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Run a local webserver on your computer to host your applications.  Point the wwwroot at your project directory.  Then you just have to refresh your browser after you've made changes.\n\nYou can get the web developer toolbar for Firefox and can easily validate your HTML through it.
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You're going to need a webhost ie. somewhere to put the website files online. If you are new to it I would recommend Geocities. It has a fairly straightforward sitebuilder.\n\nwww.geocities.com
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To open them for editing, you can use any standard text editor. I like JCreator, but anything from Notepad to Dreamweaver will work.\n\nTo open them for viewing, you'll need a browser, but you can't just open it directly or it will look strange. It has to be served to your browser via a "servlet container." A servlet container translates JavaServer Pages (JSP) code into straight HTML that the browser can render.\n\nApache Tomcat is the reference implementation of a servlet container. You can download it for free at tomcat.apache.org.
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If you are using some known server software like a common bulletin board or forum application, or a common blogging site, etc., then you should mention what it is because there may be application specific ways of adding what you want.  The answer may also differ depending on whether you are hosting it yourself or it is running on a hosting service.\n\nIf you have your own server ... the earliest (back when dinosaurs ruled the earth and surfed the web) was probably specifying an...\n\nimg src="..." width="..." height="..." ...\n\n...tag where the src was a Perl cgi script that supplied the desired count as an odometer style image (Google for odometer font).\n\nDepending on your web server your page can mix static html with code that gets executed on the server and which you can use to fill in the counts.\n\nSo edit and/or re-ask with your setup, who hosts your site and what http server does it run on?\n\n\nReply to additional details\n===========================\n\nI am not familiar with zeebro or cpanel.\n\nIf you can't find an answer here you might want to try asking in one of the zeeblo forums at...\n\nhttp://zeeblo.com/forums/\n\n...perhaps under one of the categories\n\nHosting Helpline\nHelp In Community\nWebMaster Arena\nKnowledge Base
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I would think so, but I havent tried it. Try putting it in the same directory where you put your html files.