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Im not too sure to be honest but thank you for your quick and frank response… i guessed as much but thought there may be a 'magic' piece of code that could help me, cheers Andy

Hi to anyone that can help me… i'm not an expert in html coding but get by for the projects I need so was wondering if there is a way to bring into existing html coding, text from another file... for instance: the coding example below has an <li class with some text in for now of "mix March 2020"… however I want it to contain literally 100s of words ( don't ask why, there is a reason 🙂 )… so as you can imagine that would take up a lot of room in the html file and therefore make it difficult to scroll through lines and lines to get to the next element, which would also have the same etc etc… What I would like to do is have all the 100s of words in another file that is somehow referenced into the class quotes… i.e. if a file called "March2020.txt" contained the words, I could then simply put a reference to it inside the quotes for the <li class?? Something like: <li class="mix "/external/March.txt" "> ... i know this coding is totally wrong but im trying to illustrate the point… is there a way to do this anyone??? thanks, Andy CODING EXAMPLE <li class="mix March 2020 "> <div class="container_annik"> </li> best regards, Andy

Hi to anyone that can help me… i'm not an expert in html coding but get by for the projects I need so was wondering if there is a way to bring into existing html coding, text from another file... for instance: the coding example below has an <li class with some text in for now of "mix March 2020"… however I want it to contain literally 100s of words ( don't ask why, there is a reason :-) )… so as you can imagine that would take up a lot of room in the html file and therefore make it difficult to scroll through lines and lines to get to the next element, which would also have the same etc etc… What I would like to do is have all the 100s of words in another file that is somehow referenced into the class quotes… i.e. if a file called "March2020.txt" contained the words, I could then simply put a reference to it inside the quotes for the <li class?? Something like: <li class="mix "/external/March.txt" "> ... i know this coding is totally wrong but im trying to illustrate the point… is there a way to do this anyone??? thanks, Andy CODING EXAMPLE <li class="mix March 2020 "> <div class="container_annik"> </li> best regards, Andy