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<?/* Page.inc is the class; template.php is the template for that class. You build as many web pages as you like with template.php; each one calls page.inc. BaseCalendar.inc is called from template.php as well. That file is not attached here, but can be downloaded from this site. An example of how to use them: edit template.php to produce a web page, and save it with another name. Do it several times and you have your entire site. Page.inc can be edited to alter the style and scripting for all pages at once. If you don't want the calendars, just delete the call for BaseCalendar.inc found in template.php. I've included lots of comments in both files to help understand their use. As a simple test: **Load page.inc, basecalendar.inc and template.php in the same directory. **Open template.php. **Near the end of the file is a <h2> header which reads "Main Page Header Goes Here". Replace these words between the <h2></h2> tags with whatever you like. **Below that is a <h3> header which reads "Secondary Header if Desired". Likewise, replace it. **Below that is an HTML comment which reads: "<!-- the main HTML body of the page goes here -->". Replace the entire comment with your messages to the world. **Save the file in the same directory with a new name (be sure to use the correct extension: *.php). **Open the new file in your browser to see the finished product (for additional understanding, View Source the page opened in your browser to see how it all comes together). **Repeat steps 2-7 to produce additional pages. */?> | |||||
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