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<font size="-1"><font face="Verdana">Not exactly on-target with this,
but related to the theme of the current thread:<br>
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"Defining CSS constants using PHP" :
<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://tylerhall.ws/css/constants/">http://tylerhall.ws/css/constants/</a> (via digg.com)<br>
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Pretty useful.<br>
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Greg.<br>
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David Goodwin wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Joe Beard wrote :
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<pre wrap=""> My current site has just one skin.php file which contains header,
footer and body functions, which I can then supply content to, or
alter to become page specific, so a general file takes on the form:
include("/functions/skin.php");
page_header();
page_body_title("This is a Page");
page_body_content("Some content here");
page_footer();
but this means I can then call the functions for different purposes,
for example 90% of my site doesn't use frames, but I have a cgiirc
forum, so that page has frames that contain the page_header() function
with arguments to return just the side bar for example.
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I used nearly exactly the same with a previous employer's website;
although I defined e.g. $title before calling page_header() (perhaps I
should have passed $title as an argument in instead?) to provide custom
titles etc for pages.
I found it worked quite well, at least from a code reuse point of
view....
David.
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