This is the CSS-formatted template page used for this site. It's a simple HTML page that uses division, or ‹div› tags, instead of table rows and cells, to structure the space. There's four divisions: top, left, right, and middle. In each division php is inserting, or "including", a fragment of an HTML file, one without the head or body tags. PHP scripting combined with style sheets makes for a quick-loading and consistent design across large sites.
‹!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01//EN"
"http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/strict.dtd"›
‹head›‹?php include("include/head.inc"); ?›‹/head› ‹body› ‹div id="top"› ‹img src="images/logo.gif" alt="Toronto Association for Community Living" width="497" height="57" border="0"› ‹/div› ‹div id="left"›
‹?php include(MENU); ?›‹/div› ‹div id="middle"›
‹?php
echo "‹!-- view area --›\n";
if (INCLUDEFLAG)
{
include(PAGECONTENT);
} else {
echo PAGECONTENT;
}
echo "‹!-- end view area --›\n";
?›‹/div› ‹div id="right"›
‹?php include("content/rightmenu.html"); ?›‹/div› ‹/body› ‹/html›