Re: .shtml?

by Norman Bunn <norman.bunn(at)craftedsolutions.com>

Date:	Thu, 24 Jan 2002 08:32:19 -0500
To:	Linda Mercer/Wishstar <catnip(at)ais.net>, hwg-techniques(at)hwg.org
References:	craftedsolutions ais
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I suggest you go to www.w3c.org to learn more about all of this, then you 
need to start building a library of some of the fine texts on XHTML, CSS, 
DHTML, scripting, etc..  Read the examples and try them out 
yourself.  That's the best way I have found.

Norman

At 10:14 PM 1/23/2002, Linda Mercer/Wishstar wrote:

>Thank you! That explains a lot!
>
>Now I'm trying to understand what MSN.com is doing on their pages.. what 
>is XHTML? I see files loading backgrounds for tables.. how are they doing 
>that? Are they using style sheets? How do I learn about those?
>
>Linda
>
>
>At 01:33 PM 1/23/02, Norman Bunn wrote:
>>SHTML is an extension for files that are to be parsed by the web server 
>>for Server Side Includes (SSI).  SSI is a simple notation that is 
>>inserted into plain old HTML telling the server to include things such as 
>>text, file mod dates and more.  Any good HTML text will have more info of 
>>SSI.  You can also go to:
>>
>>http://dmoz.org/Computers/Programming/Internet/SSI/
>>
>>Norman
>>
>>At 01:14 PM 1/23/2002, Linda Mercer/Wishstar wrote:
>>>What is .shtml?  - what are the benefits of using it ?- drawbacks?  How 
>>>do I learn to use it? Is there a software program that helps to write in 
>>>.shtml?
>>>
>>>Linda Mercer

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