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Currently, the dropdown menus are hardcoded into every page, but we would like them to be SSI, so we can adjust the singular text file to add or subtract new entries.
However, having SSI on every page, be they shtml or php or whatever, is going to be a heavy load on our server! So I'm wondering if there is a CSS equivalent of placing a piece of code in a text file and accessing it dynamically, rather than going through the server-accessing nightmare of SSI.
The hardcoded html pages as well as the dynamic pages will all need the same menu (relative to their hierarchy), and if this works there are a few other tables and such that appear on multiple pages that'd also be good to adjust in one place, rather than on each individual instance.
Any ideas?
Extended Server Side Includes [google.com]
Fascinating, I'd forgotten all about it! It's a conditional use of SSI. Could that be relevant?