ocpure
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first of all thanks for helping me out @Ingolme okay, sorry if I sound weird it is all relatively new to me: that means I would link to a php file in the head-data and that php file would link to all css and js etc files with the include() funktion, right? @dsonesukI think didn't get that right? Is it like; you link to one css file in wich you define all the stuff or in wich you again link to a variety of other css files and then the same for js at the bottom of the html page? Because my problem is; I don't want to put everything into one css, that doesn't make to much sense to me. So I have for every issue a different css file, what makes it pretty complicated to put all the links into the head-data of each page, or what ever files are needed on that particular page. I just want to put one link for each (css, js etc.) and on the other side than list all my files just once, so that the particular page loads always everythin necessary for that page. Like when I refere to a class or something the reference to every css file is always given. I'm not sure whether I am able to explain myself correctly (not a native speaker)
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Hi anyone, I was looking for a possibility to link to a .html file wich defines everythin what I want to put into the <head> tags. Just like linking to a stylesheet. Just to avoid adaptation in each file, when something changes in the head. If I could link to a file that describes the "head" I would only need to chang it in one file. Basically the same idea as for stylesheets actually. Does anybody have a good practice here?