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I'm building a website that will have about 30 pages. It will have a menu on the side with quite a few items. When it comes to future updates, I'd like to be able to edit one menu file instead of 30 pages. Therefore what I want to do, is make the menu a separate html page and have each web page load it into the area I've specified. Apparently this can be done by enabling SSI on the web server (which I've never messed with), but is there a better and/or simpler way?

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If the menu's on the side, then you could just use a frame. Then only 1 file is needed for navigational frame & no SSI is required. PHP can also do this easily, just w/ a '<? include("menu.php"); ?> or similar.

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Thank you. The PHP thing sounds like a good solution. I'll search for how to do it.

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