Hey guys, I just need some advice. What type of "include" would do this? I have an ecommerce site that uses ||Info|| type pipelines to import info into "templates" which consist of a page frame and a header. When you view the source code of the new page, it includes all the code that makes up the page frame and header. I need to remove that. What I'm looking for is to be able to take the code that makes up the header and page frame file and separating that from the code of each individual page. I know that you can either add the hundreds of lines of html to the actual code, or it can be shown as the page frame without adding the code that creates the page frame / header to each page. I want to cut down on the code so it optimizes easier. You know how when using iFrames, the page frame is a separate page from the code that makes up the page body? That's kind of what I want... Or how when using CSS the style sheet that makes up what the the page template will look like is loaded separately? I just want to get those hundreds of lines of html removed from each content page but have people see the page the same way.
This is the URL of the page frame: http://www.befit4free.com/framedesigns/default and this is the URL of the Home page: http://www.befit4free.com/ I want the source code of each page to only contain page info and not all the code that makes up the frame... HELP???