This layout is just an example of how all objects can be placed in the desired position and not necessarily all websites' pages have to use the same format. The osi-file is another example of inclusion in this html template by simply adding this line : <? include ("") ; ?>
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MySQL
The whole lot described in these few pages is what essentially any skilled coder might need to implement an interactive php website, except MySQL which is a bit harder to describe satisfactorily in order to hint its basic.
For MySQL I do recommend to join the forum and exercise on a real webserver the small Guestbook example implemented therein in the directory examples
It won't be any good to exercise locally such a suite, as paths to the MySQL server are always different and afterall the interactivity of a localhost server won't never be complete, in fact a localhost server won't be reachable from the world wide web environment and not by last for the security of your local machine.
A clientside example, not coded for its complexity, can be tested and viewed here at this link
A fully coded easier exercise to study and implement on any real webserver is at this Forum MySQL Guestbook Topic.
Resizing with JavaScript
Resizing this template does not work 100% with FireFox browsers.
It appears that FireFox gains the property to recall JavaScript's resizeTo only after that the browser has been opened in a popup window like as from this link:
My own subjective standpoint on webpage resolution is wellknown to be 800px width, to not take possession by force of client screen and to make it easier for visitors to read web pages without nasty horizontal scrolling bars.
To learn more on these details, please read this resolution's article in my blog.
Another FireFox property that skips from the usual browser default and related to html frames sub sections is the predefined "top" for href-anchors.
... in FireFox page-"top" must be html implemented. i.e. : Top
... of course the page content can be embedded in distinct sub-tables or all in one main table and grouped/highlighted into other tables as it has been done inside the top distincted table, which is anyhow a valid CSS implementation.
