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Structuring Your Pages

  1. When creating new pages, Just create a html file like usual, create the page and save it.
  2. When you are done, you need to rename the file's extension from .html / .htm to .php
  3. Next step: Edit the file by removing the html coding: (ALL the info shown below in italics is included in your header & footer files, so you DO NOT need to add it to your .php pages.).
    <html><br>
    <head><br>
    <title>name of page</title><br>
    <meta name="keywords" content=""><br>
    <meta name="Description" content=""><br>
    <meta name="ROBOTS" content=""><br>
    <meta name="distribution" content="l"><br>
    </head><br>
    <body bgcolor="#FFFFFF" text="#000000"><br>
    </body><br>
    </html>
  4. Next, you place these two codes at the very top of the page:
    <? include("setup.php");?><br>
    <? include("header.php");?>
  5. OR If the page requires someone to log in [Like the enter.php page does] then you would place these three codes at the top of the page instead of the just the two above:
    <? include("setup.php");?><br>
    <? login();?><br>
    <? include("header.php");?>
  6. Final step: At the very bottom of the page you will place this code:
    <? include("footer.php");?>

This is what the coding of your new page would like for a public page.
<? include("setup.php");?><br>
<? include("header.php");?><br>
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Your html here Your html here Your html here Your html here Your html here

<? include("footer.php");?>

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