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<h1>Enter a HEADER and FOOTER</h1>
You can specify a HEADER and FOOTER include
at the beginning and at the end of all HTML documents.
<p>
<FORM ACTION="/srefconf" METHOD="POST">
<input type="hidden" name="SET" value="headers">
Enter a HEADER:<TEXTAREA NAME="header" ROWS=4 COLS=45>$hd</TEXTAREA>
<p>
Enter a FOOTER:<TEXTAREA NAME="footer" ROWS=4 COLS=45>$ft</TEXTAREA>
<INPUT TYPE="submit" VALUE="Update this Parameter">
</FORM>
$CANCEL
<hr>
<h2> Notes </h2>
<ul>
<LI> The HEADER is written just after the first
<BODY> element in HTML documents.
Similarly, the FOOTER is written just
before the last </BODY> element.
<LI> If <A HREF="/srefconf?show=no_ss">server side includes are suppressed</A>,
<menu><LI>then the HEADER and FOOTER will <b>not</b> be included.</menu>
<LI> If you've enabled <A HREF="/srefconf?show=ssi_shtml_only">server side
includes on <EM>SHTML</EM> files only</A> option, and the document is not
an <em>SHTML</em> (or equivalent) file,
<menu><LI>then the HEADER and FOOTER will <b>not</b> be included.</menu>
<li> In general, the HEADER will be placed after the <EM>first <BODY>
element</EM> in HTML documents. However, if the HEADER starts with
<BODY>, then the HEADER will <STRONG>replace </STRONG>the <EM>first <BODY> element</EM>.
<LI> Hint: if you have a fair amount of material to include (such as standard
navigation bar), it's a good idea to place a <!-- INCLUDE filename.ext >
keyphrase in your HEADER (or FOOTER); where filename.ext contains the
HTML code to be included.
</ul>