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All the FrontPage ecommerce templates use include files. These allow you to update the whole site by making changes on a single page. They are typically used for news items, header and footer sections - anything really that appears the same on all or most of the pages on a site. The include pages are kept in a folder called /includes/. We've added a brief explanation below on how to use them with the ASP templates.
Fichiers inclus FrontPage

The ASP templates use FrontPage includes - they're very simple to use and can really be added to and deleted at will.

Modifying an include page
In FrontPage folder view open the includes folder and double click on the file you want to change. Make the modifications and on saving, all the pages that are linked to that include file will be automatically updated. There are only a couple of things to be wary of. If the include file uses graphics, make sure that your new graphics will fit into the space provided for them. Some include files, typically ones used for news sections, use smaller text. This is a achieved through .css class - take a look at the code and you'll probably see something like this: <td class="smaller"> or <p class="smaller"> - if this is the case, and you want to maintain the look, you may need to manually add the class to the <p> tag when adding a new paragraph. Speaking of <p> tags, be careful as sometimes Frontpage will add them to your code, both on the include page and the main page which contains the include - this may cause some extra spacing to occur and will mess up your design, particularly in Netscape 7. To delete them open the page in HTML view, delete and save, making sure you have the "Preserve existing HTML" box checked in Page Options.

Note: Only code that is between the opening and closing <BODY> tags will be read in include files, so if you have to put some script into the <HEAD> section, it will have to be moved to the <BODY>


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