karan.t

hi i am completely new to HTML and making a website on Expression Web 2

i am editing the main page
and i add a new tab on the navigation bar
i have to do this with EVERY page i make

or is there a way, where if i edit the navigation bar on 1 page it will make the changes on all pages

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Deathbyalfonzo

I'm not sure about that certain program, but I usually just code HTML and CSS by hand in wordpad.

Takes time off learning how to use a program.

This is the tutorial that got me started with HTML, http://www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp

Safetydan

Yeah, I use notepad++ to code HTML and most other things. It's simple, has tabs for multiple files and does code coloring, perfect amount of features for me.

The tutorial Alfonzo linked is a good one for starters.

I have always edited my nav bars by hand on each page.

Good luck!

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Butterbum

When im in such situations, i use PHP's include. You create a page, say "contents.php" and put your contents/tab system blah blah in that. Then in your main.php you stick at the top.

<?php include("contents.php")>

Ofcourse the server will need to support php.

Chipp

To save server configuration (because you're hosting this on your own, right?) I would not use PHP. It's quite a bear to learn if you're still working with markup languages like HTML.

karan.t, I would use HTML inline frames. They allow you to do exactly what you are asking for. All of your links in the navigation bar will reference the frame, so that the main page stays constant while the content of the frame changes.
http://www.w3schools.com/TAGS/tag_iframe.asp

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