<?php include("../includes/doctype.php"); ?>
Where doctype.php is a separate file that contains the code for the DOCTYPE.
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Ryan
Calling a DOCTYPE using a PHP...
Ryan Clark
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Is this possible? If and when changes are made to the DOCTYPE, it would make sense to have it in its own file, and use a PHP include to call it up. Is this possible?
Where doctype.php is a separate file that contains the code for the DOCTYPE.
Thoughts?
Ryan
Where doctype.php is a separate file that contains the code for the DOCTYPE.
Thoughts?
Ryan
Cary
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It's possible, but what if the doctype isn't compatible with all your pages?
Inger
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It would be difficult if you want to use the Code Cleaner in HTML Editor.
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Fe Pixie
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YES!!!
I use a pagehead include file on 99.9% of sites i build
I use a pagehead include file on 99.9% of sites i build
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