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Hey

I've got a site and want to use php includes to include the header, left bar and right bar, as well as a footer at the bottom. Ive made the parts of the site individual pages such as header.php and leftbar.php etc and made an index.php but they don't appear in the correct places.

Anyone able to help :) ?

It maybe to do with css i use apparently.

TIA

Max
 
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How about a link?

or at least the css.

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yea, we need some form of clue as to the code, or at least the link!
 
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sorry. My Mobile Phones (. co . uk)

domain /styles.css for css

Thanks
 
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The source code of the website is completly waked . First in the included files you don`t need the html , body tags , you only need the table tags .

Second , in your index.php before include tag you have this:

Code:
<div align="left">

You need to assign a css class for this and add it in the css file to work , that`s the real problem of your site . Also in your css file you don`t have any code to assign it to the sidebars , center etc .

Please visit http://www.w3schools.com/css/default.asp , http://www.csstutorial.net/ or google css tutorial for more informations on how to do that .

Or more simple if you don`t know css use table tags its more easyer, something like :

Code:
<table width="" cellspacing="x" cellpadding="x" align="centeR">
<tr>
<Td width="x" valign="top">
<?php include('left.php'); ?>
</td>
<Td width="x" valign="top">
<?php include('center.php'); ?>
</td>
<Td width="x" valign="top">
<?php include('right.php'); ?>
</td>
</tr></table>

This is a simple way , you should try it .

Best regards,
Iulian
 
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