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To provide unity to your site and control to your visitors, you should include the footer on every page in your site. Instead of retyping the footer, you can copy its code and paste it into the other pages.

  1. Switch back to Dreamweaver.
  2. In the HTML code view for index.htm, select the code for the footer from the horizontal rule (<hr>) through the Northwestern link. Do not include "Last Modified" line.

The purpose of the last modified date is to give the actual date when a page was last updated. That date will vary from page to page, depending on when you modify each page of your site. After you paste the footer onto another page, add the correct last modified date.

  1. From the Edit menu, choose Copy to copy the code.
  2. With zoofacts.htm active, scroll to the bottom of the HTML Source window. Click the cursor before the closing body tag (</body>) at the end of the page.
  3. From the Edit menu, choose Paste.
  4. Save zoofacts.htm. The footer appears on zoofacts.htm.
  5. On a last line of the footer, add the last modified date.

 

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