There are lots of ways that could be done. You can use .htm or .html, which is what I would recommend. (You can just use .txt and have tags on there, but it's confusing.) That along with fairly consistent markup within the included files so that one stylesheet could be used to style whichever one of them happens to be up that day:
PHP Code:
<div id="verse">
<?php
$doy = date('z');
while (strlen($doy) < 3){
$doy = '0' . $doy;
}
include 'verse' . $doy . '.htm';
?>
</div>
Then you could use just headers, spans, ps and divs on the external files and have rules, for example:
Code:
#verse h2 {color: blue;}
on or linked to the main page. When a file is included, it's markup will follow those rules.
When including htm, do not put DOCTYPE, head, body on the external file. Those can be used only once and should already be on the page that is including these other pages.
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