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  1. Hello. My existing website (here) uses a side-nav. It's currently coded such that I need to copy/paste and then modify the nav code onto every one of my pages... totally lame. I'd like to be able to easily add primary tabs and secondary tabs to this nav in one master-nav document. Apparently one easy way to allow for using a master-nav document is through the use of PHP "Include" (or "require"), as explained (here) on w3schools. I followed the above example, and got it working great as a single-level nav (a 1-level nave with only primary tabs). Unfortunately, the PHP "include" example doesn't show an example of a 2-level nav (one with primary tabs and secondary tabs). My questions to you guys: 1. What would be the best way for me to go about coding in order to get a single master-nav document that I can easily edit, and said master-nav will also have the functionality of a 2-level nav? (I'm guessing I'll be needing some JQuery) 2. Can you point me in the correct direction of an example / tutorial? Thanks. -Josh!
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