How to use same codes in multiple pages (Code Reuse) | Part -3 of Multiple Page Website

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This video is the third part of the chapter how to create multiple page website wherein we have used the concept of code reuse. Code reuse is the strategy of reducing time and extra effort of coding same elements again and again on different pages of a website like navbar menu, footer, and pre-loader. Languages used in this- HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and PHP.
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18 сен 2022

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Комментарии : 14

@faizalvi289 Год назад

you have excellent skills, I wish you success in your youtube journey...

@futurecarewebsolution6055 Год назад

Thanks a lot.

@bishalcreationstatus3992 2 месяца назад

sir please uplode your next vdio ....your teaching skill is very well ....and help full for me

@futurecarewebsolution6055 2 месяца назад

Sure I will

@sanjeevd6872 10 месяцев назад

How to give canonical tag this code explain sir

@misspriya3227 24 дня назад

bro..is that possible by Java Script or not???

@futurecarewebsolution6055 23 дня назад

Yes it's possible. Its better to use react. Watch my nextjs playlist.

@aboudoff5862 Год назад

Hey bro what if i want to change the title or the paragraphe in which page ;(((

@futurecarewebsolution6055 Год назад

Will create another video soon on this.

@erwindeniega5449 Год назад

why do you name your files as php?

@futurecarewebsolution6055 Год назад

For code re-use, we use php as a scripting language. PHP & HTML are executable together in a php file, but not in an html file.

@renejacques8288 3 месяца назад

I thought you were gonna show us how to hide our code if our users try to see our code by executing inspect; were you?

@futurecarewebsolution6055 2 месяца назад

HTML and CSS codes will always be displayed in inspect element. It's the php code that is hidden.

@renejacques8288 2 месяца назад

@@futurecarewebsolution6055 Is the php code hidden by default or do we have to manually hide it? Would all other programming languages i.e. java be hidden too?