CSS with .html extension?

Anon

My understanding is that using CSS to update, for example, only a navigational table on a page, requires that the page have a .shtml or .htm extension, and that the effect won't work with a .html extension.

Is this true? Are there are workarounds? (I've got about 250 pages on my site, and I'd love to be able to update just one file).

Thanks for any help you can provide,

Rob

Anon

CSS? Like Cascading Style Sheets? They affect any HTML document which calls them, regardles of extension...

Anon

Vedran's right, give whoever told you that a slap in the face...

Anon

I assume you mean Apache-style virtual includes?

In your .htacces (or httpd.conf if you have access) add:

AddType text/html .htm .html
AddHandler server-parsed .html .htm .shtml

However! you may experience slow downs with this as the server must parse every single HTML file. :-(

An alternative to this is adding this line to the .htaccess:

XBitHack on

Then any page that contains to-be-parsed code, just chmod it to include execute. (chmod +x file)

To do the actual includes:

I hope thats what you were actually talking about!

Email me if you need more help.