This example shows how you can create a remotely hosted script that will display links on a site. The script is created on a site with php scripting and the a single line of JavaScript code allows the content to be displayed on other sites , they dont require PHP. Create links once and copy to all of your sites.

Let's pretend you have 10 pages in your site with the same design and you want to change a link in your menu. You would have to edit all 10 pages, right? Nope, there's a much quicker way allowing you to edit just one file and it's not as hard as it sounds. What we have to do is create a header file and a footer file. The header file contains all the HTML code for the top portion of your site. The footer contains the HTML for the bottom. Content goes between the header and footer. Let's get started...

This tutorial will teach you have to make your site have the option to allow the users to choose the look and feel of the site using PHP, and MySQL wrapped around a HTML template. Doing this gives you more control of your site without having to recode all yout HTML inside your PHP scripts.

This tutorial will explain and demonstrate how to use the ITX templating system from the PEAR collection of useful classes for PHP. As we go along, it'll show you some of the competitors, why the author didn't like them and why in the end he chooses to work with ITX in his own scripts. We will build a simple example script that will load and fill out the data out of a database. This script will use another PEAR component, a database abstraction layer. This tutorial assumes that you are familiar with PEAR's DB abstraction layer.

BM's DeveloperWorks website has a nice tutorial on Midgard. Written by David Seager, a software engineer at IBM, the article describes setting up a basic Midgard site. The article also does a good job of setting up a general context for what Midgard is and how it works.

There are many different ways to create a template system in PHP. This tutorial will hopefully show you the basic understanding of this type of method.

This article/column describes how to create a simple single table, single template content management system. It shows you how to make a powerful yet simple data driven website using <a href="http://www.hotscripts.com/Detailed/10112.html">DataMan</a>. You can put a site up in less than 30mins.

The author writes "PHPLIB templates can grant you an amazing ability to abstract the manipulation of data (in the database as well as in PHP) from its final format, whether that format is HTML, XML, WML, or a formatted e-mail, and some of these ways will be explored here."

Throughout two separate parts in this series, the author demonstrates step by step the fundamental principles of PHP in an original real-world Web site example. The Part 1 offers the basics of PHP and features a Webzine that includes an author's page where content providers can enter the text of articles, as well as a front end for presenting this content to the world. In Part 2 of this series, you'll be shown the delivery module presents a menu of stories to the reader, and how the authoring module permits authors to submit stories to a Webzine.

Templates can bring order and structure to a web site. This article describes how templates can be used to control the page layout for a site that is currently composed of many pages of static HTML, using a popular template class and a new feature of PHP4.