What happens if all the pages on all of your "mini-sites" use the same footer, or header, or logo?
This function displays a simple header, writes out the content of the array, and then prints a footer—all in plain text.
Most sites have some kind of footer navigation, even if it's just repeating navigation that's elsewhere.
Static pages can be rendered either in the content area of the portal only (using the banner, navigation, and footer provided by the portal), or they can be fully rendered in the browser area.
Another interesting user interface control is the footer section, which is stapled to the bottom of every screen.
Then it generates an HTML file by an wrapping HTML header and footer around the list file.
In the case of a page header or footer, this division of space might be exactly what's needed to visually break the page content into logical groups.
For example, suppose I want a standard footer across all of my pages.
At this point, you have a blank page with a nice header and footer.
