Embedding a web page
on other web pages in a
web siteEmbedding a web page
on other web pages in a
web site
You can display a web page on another page in the web site, allowing you to maintain separate pages. For example, to display a copyright notice on several pages in a web site, create one page that contains the copyright notice, and include that page on other pages in the web site. When you update the copyright notice, you simply update that one page; all other pages that include the copyright page will be automatically updated.
Creating
information that can
update automatically
A variable is information displayed on a page that can be set to change or update automatically. Microsoft FrontPage has four predefined variables that gather information automatically when you put them on a page:
You can also define a variable yourself, such as a copyright or a comment.
For example, you want to refer to a product throughout your web site, but the name might change. You define a variable for the product (you set a name and value, such as Product and My Product's Name 1.0), and then place the variable on your pages. If the product name changes, you simply change the value of the variable you defined, and then new the product name is automatically displayed in your web site.