Server-Side Includes
One popular feature of Apache is the ability to process server-side includes, or calls to internal Apache functions that are embedded into plain HTML files and processed by Apache before being sent to the browser. Server-side includes let you perform feats from simply echoing environment variables into a page to importing modular HTML fragments or executing server-side programs each time the page is requested.
Server-side includes are embedded into what’s known as parsed HTML, which is effectively just regular HTML that Apache parses (processes for embedded command tokens) when the page is requested. Apache searches through parsed HTML for server-side includes and processes each one in turn before sending them on to the client. ...
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