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a.html
ABC
b.html
<!--#include FILE="a.html" -->
XYZ
access b.html: file:///home/kurz/Desktop/b.html
it only shows XYZ
is this not the way to include files in html?
What you’re attempting is called a Server-Side Include (SSI). As such, it requires the pages be running on a webserver, rather than a local file.
When you’re requesting the page from a server, the server sees the
<!--#include FILE="a.html" -->preprocessor and performs the SSI.When you’re referencing it directly from your filesystem, such as
file:///home/kurz/Desktop/b.html, all your browser is doing is loading the raw html and interpreting that.