This is what I said, I don't want to use ASP.NET. I want to create a simple HTML page but don't know how to make several HTML pages share the same header and/or footer section.
>As far as the browser is concerned, they ARE plain HTML pages. The pages are combined on the server and sent as a single page to the browser. If you want everything to be saved on the server as HTML, there is no reason to use ASP.Net.
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>>Yes, I know. But I want to move away (for these specific pages) from ASP.NET and use plain .HTM pages.
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>>Thank you.
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