Outside Table 2
cellspacing="10"
cellpadding="50"
cellspacing="8"
cellpadding="16"
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Outside Table 2
cellspacing="10"
cellpadding="50"
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Outside Table 3
cellspacing="10"
cellpadding="50"
css padding:16px;
css border-spacing:8x;
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Outside Table 3
cellspacing="10"
cellpadding="50"
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Outside Table 4
cellspacing="10"
cellpadding="50"
cellspacing="8"
cellpadding="16"
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Outside Table 4
cellspacing="10"
cellpadding="50"
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Outside Table 5
cellspacing="10"
cellpadding="50"
css padding:16px;
css margin:8px;
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Outside Table 5
cellspacing="10"
cellpadding="50"
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Outside Table 6
cellspacing="10"
cellpadding="50"
cellspacing="0"
cellpadding="0"
xxxspacingxxx
xxxspacingxxx
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Outside Table 6
cellspacing="10"
cellpadding="50"
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Outside Table 7
cellspacing="10"
cellpadding="50"
css padding:0px;
css margin:0px;
css border-spacing:0px;
border-collapse:collapse;
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Outside Table 7
cellspacing="10"
cellpadding="50"
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Allowing .html files to execute PHP code
To allow .html files to execute PHP code
all you have to do is add these lines to your
.htaccess file:
AddHandler application/x-httpd-php .html .htm
AddType application/x-httpd-php .html .htm
I don't think both of them are required.
I only added one of the above lines to my
.htaccess file and I got the PHP code in
my .html files to execute.
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