When viewing pages on your machine, your browser will probably prevent loading JavaScript code (which is used to inserts sidebar, header and footer).
Instead of changing your security policy, you can run a local server, e.g. Python’s built-in http server.
1. From the command line, run `python -m http.server` (this is for Python 3.x).
1. In a browser, open [http://localhost:8000/](http://localhost:8000/) and navigate to the pages.
You might also need to force the browser to load fresh content (instead of showing a cached version of the pages). In Crome (on mac), hold down Shift
while reloading. Check for your browser.
## Modifying
You need basic html, I like to use [w3schools/html](https://www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp). And basic css, also covered by [w3schools/css](https://www.w3schools.com/css/default.asp). Get familiar with [w3.css](https://www.w3schools.com/w3css/default.asp). Make sure you check your changes in different browsers, and (when live) from different platforms.
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*`example2.html` - Simpler, preferred.
*`example3.html` - More images.
## Viewing issues
When viewing pages on your machine, your browser might probably prevent loading JavaScript code (which is used to inserts sidebar, header and footer).
Instead of changing your security policy, you can run a local server, e.g. Python’s built-in http server.
1. From the command line, run `python -m http.server` (this is for Python 3.x).
1. In a browser, open [http://localhost:8000/](http://localhost:8000/) and navigate to the pages.
You might also need to force the browser to load fresh content (instead of showing a cached version of the pages). In Crome (on mac), hold down Shift
