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Daniel Bettech
7,365 PointsIncluding code pieces into master file
Hello,
I see in the video that Dave is writing duplicated code thru all the html files. Is there a more efficient way to include code snippets into the files? For example all the css and js files, links navigation. I mean like a wordpress structure.
Dave is using only 3 html files, but a site with dozens of pages would be a real mess.
Very interesting module! Thanks
2 Answers
Jacob Mishkin
23,118 PointsThis is where Sass partials and gulp/grunt/webpack come in to play. the file structure for the css is you use one main .scss/.sass file that imports your sass partials then you use your build tool like gulp to compile the sass to css and then minify the CSS into an "dist" folder that goes out to production.
The Js is done pretty much the same.
The index.html is just that. It's not php like Wordpress, so you need to manually add the link tags to the head of the page. .html files do not have a database to draw from so you need the link tags. This is one of the main differences between dynamic and static.
Daniel Bettech
7,365 PointsThanks for the feedback Jacob