I have a simple HTML navbar that I do not want to recreate for every page. I know I can do this simply using PHP, but is there a simple way to do it using jQuery?
If so, is it “corrcect” to do so?
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I have a simple HTML navbar that I do not want to recreate for every page. I know I can do this simply using PHP, but is there a simple way to do it using jQuery?
If so, is it “corrcect” to do so?
It’s pretty simple to create HTML in javascript (at least if using jQuery) and insert it into every document that includes the .js file, all you have to do is something like:
On the other hand it’s a bad idea to do this unless there is some good reason, as mixing HTML into your javascript is consider bad practice.
It will give users without JS problems, and it will create more problems for you since the elements now are inserted dynamically and events and listeners will have to be set up accordingly!