Does anyone know if it's possible ? If it's possible, how to do ? I wanna embed my extreme tracking codes to page footer from style.css. I put my tracker codes in a file named extreme.html. What to do next ? Help me please.
Why would you want to do this? I'm sure you can't use css to pull a html file into your page. Can't you use php?
All pages are in HTML format. I wanna put it in CSS because I don't wanna deal with 50 pages and add the tracker code manually one by one to them :/
oh i htink i understand... you want one css file for all of your pages? easy... use a css include. no extreme tracker (whatever that is) needed. in your <head> seaction of all your pages, put <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="style.css" /> then create a file named style.css, and put your css in there. put it in your folder where all your html docs are. make sure you dont include html or php in the css. don't use <style type="text/css"> or </style> inside the file
You could use the CSS content style to insert content into every page. Of course Internet Explorer doesn't understand this style. So you'd get no credit for hits coming from Internet Explorer. That might make this particular style unfeasible The only way to do this that I can see is to setup each page to accept an include file, and then dump things like extreme tracker into the included file.
If you're going to do the work, consider moving all common elements out of your pages and into includes. With a little finesse, you can set up your content area so making sitewide changes anytime to any component is a breeze