In most
the websites the actual content is got from an xml file or from a database
instead of hard coding the content. This helps the organization to employ
different people for different purposes.
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The
content developers can concentrate on providing the content and the
designers would concentrate on the design of the web page alone. This
improves the overall productivity.
So it is
better to separate the content from the design. For small websites you
can have the content in an xml file instead of a database.
Once you
have the content in the xml file, it is easy to embed it in the html
file to display the web page with the content. They are many ways to
do this. One of the easiest ways is to embed the xml file in the html
with an <xml> tag and use the 'src' attribute to identify the
source of the xml file and give an 'id' for this tag.
Then you
can use this source id in the <span> in which you need to display
the content. Use the attribute 'datafld' to identify the nodes in the
xml that needs to be displayed.
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