Marek Kilimajer wrote:
Sure you can, but I would not open a tag in one file, and close the tag
in another. This makes code very unreadable, the errors are hard to find
and also the code is not reusable.
Hm That's a good point.
Maybe I'll take another look at layers, as the table design
Freedomware wrote:
My first question is really trivial, but I noticed that Dreamweaver
likes to display my PHP includes code like this...
When I do a search and replace function, it often jumps onto another
element's line, like this:
I changed the code to this:
My first question is really trivial, but I noticed that Dreamweaver
likes to display my PHP includes code like this...
When I do a search and replace function, it often jumps onto another
element's line, like this:
I changed the code to this:
and it seems to w
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