So, what I want to do is pretty simple but a bit hard to explain. We will have a Worldbuilding area that is made up of multiple custom pages (like, over a hundred) and each of them should have a container to the left that copies the same code (the index, so you can easily jump from page to page) - this is how it looked like on our old site which we moved away from http://essence-of-horhsal.boards.net/page/worldbuilding (I couldn't figure it out there as well). Like, instead of putting the whole code into the container you call upon the code that is stored elsewhere so that you have to edit the index only once if you add new stuff (which we will do a lot) instead of having to edit it into every single page (which would be over 100 - and you can imagine that's WAY too much of a hassle).
In simpler: store a code somewhere which you can call into, for example, a static HTML container and make it so as if said container is using the code. Or is there a simpler solution?
Edit: I see that templates could be a solution but how would I make it that, if I use narrow/wide, the narrow modules are the same for each page using the template while the wide ones are different per page?
In simpler: store a code somewhere which you can call into, for example, a static HTML container and make it so as if said container is using the code. Or is there a simpler solution?
Edit: I see that templates could be a solution but how would I make it that, if I use narrow/wide, the narrow modules are the same for each page using the template while the wide ones are different per page?
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