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wildsponge
06-08-2005, 06:31 PM
I need to make a section of a website that contains a page for each band. There will be about 100 in total. What's the best way to manage this? The page title, the band name, and a main content will change on each page but the layout will stay consistent. What is a good way to construct this so that if I want to change layout, I don't have to change 100 pages worth. Thanks.
invertedpanda
06-08-2005, 08:31 PM
One of the most common implementations in my experience is PHP. You could also do it simply with Server-Side-Includes, if your layout is simple enough (although PHP might be a better choice).
Also, don't forget the magic of CSS. It is possible to change a page layout and look by just changing the single .css file, assuming the layout ideas aren't too wild or complex.
Compguy Pete
06-09-2005, 12:15 AM
your looking for a CMS or a Content Management System... a google search will come up with PHPnuke or phpsite
Better yet contact your host and see if htey have one ready to go for you! Most now as a value-add will bundle a CMS with the hosting... You may not even know about it.
Most are easy to run and manage.
wildsponge
06-09-2005, 12:15 PM
One of the most common implementations in my experience is PHP. You could also do it simply with Server-Side-Includes, if your layout is simple enough (although PHP might be a better choice).
Also, don't forget the magic of CSS. It is possible to change a page layout and look by just changing the single .css file, assuming the layout ideas aren't too wild or complex.
I don't want to use server side includes, but I do want to incorporate PHP. Can you expand and give me a rough idea of how you would go about accoplishing this?