Apache Question - Automatically put a little banner above every page
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Apache Question - Automatically put a little banner above every page
Okay, I'm going to be doing some web server maintenance.
Is there a way to get Apache to automatically put a little banner above EVERY page saying something like:
Quote:
This site will be down most of Wednesday January 28th due to server maintenance.
I am aware of an Apache module called mod_layout, it is written by Brian Aker / Tangent Software. I have never used it myself, but it looks like something you could use.
This module allows you to add a header and or footer URL to every page.
Put you message in a common header or footer page.
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