You can't do this just with include(_once) or require(_once). Both will
simply copy the complete file into the current one at the point of the
statement.
You have two easy ways to do this. You can split each file into
multiple parts, i.e. file_1a, file_1b, etc., and include the appropriate
files at the appropriate places. The other is to create the html files
as php files, and have functions to print the appropriate sections, i.e.
<?php
function part_a() {
?>
html for part a goes here
<?php
}
?>
Include the file at the beginning and call the functions where required.
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