I am very new to PHP and I kind of sort of want to create the pages like I would in ASP.NET; it's just the way I am wired.  I have been inserting the header/menu using a PHP Include  and here is what the code looks like for just the first page.Am I doing this properly, or is there a better way?index.php<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd><html xmlns=http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml>  <head>    <meta http-equiv=Content-Type content=text/html; charset=utf-8 />    <title>New Jerusalem</title>    <link rel=stylesheet type=text/css href=Main.css/>  </head>  <body>    <div id=wrapper>      <div id=header>        <?php include ('Menu.php') ?>      </div>    <div id=content>      <h1 class=PageTitle >Sturgis Hellfighters</h1>        <div class=indexright width=50%>          <h3 class=smallheader>Scripture Corner</h3>          <p><img src=images/Romans5-8.jpg width=475 alt=Romans 5:8 /></p>          <p></p>        </div>        <div class=indexleft width=50%>          <p><img src=images/BridalFallsSpearfishCanyon.jpg width=475 height=720 alt=Bridal Falls Spearfish Canyon />          </p>        </div>      </div>    </div>  </body></html>Menu.php<img src=images/SiteHeader.jpg width=1000 height=150 alt=HellFighters New Jerusalem id=siteheader/><ul id=HomeMenu>    <li class=TopLevel><a href=index.php>Home</a></li>    <li class=TopLevel><a href=#>News</a>        <ul>            <li class=SecondLevel><a href=#>Sturgis Current Events</a></li>            <li class=SecondLevel><a href=#>Rapid City Events</a></li>            <li class=SecondLevel><a href=#>Pierre Events</a></li>            <li class=SecondLevel><a href=#>Other Events</a></li>        </ul>    </li>    <li class=TopLevel><a href=#>Photos</a>        <ul>            <li class=SecondLevel><a href=christmasatpineridge.php>Christmas On Pine Ridge</a></li>            <li class=SecondLevel><a href=XmasMission.php>Christmas At the Mission</a></li>            <li class=SecondLevel><a href=OpenHouse.php>Open House</a></li>            <li class=SecondLevel><a href=Nationals.php>Nationals</a>        </ul>    </li>    <li class=TopLevel><a href=#>Events</a>        <ul> <!--  -->            <li class=SecondLevel><a href=#>A Pine Ridge Christmas</a>            <li class=SecondLevel><a href=#>A Sturgis HellFighter Christmas</a>            <li class=SecondLevel><a href=#>Sturgis Motorcycle Rally</a></li>            <li class=SecondLevel><a href=#>Random City Swap Meet</a></li>            <li class=SecondLevel><a href=#>Cool Event</a></li>        </ul>       </li>    <li class=TopLevel><a href=#>Contact Info</a>        <ul>            <li class=SecondLevel><a href=#>President</a></li>            <li class=SecondLevel><a href=#>Vice-President</a></li>            <li class=SecondLevel><a href=#>Preacher Man</a></li>        </ul>    </li>    </ul>I would like to use HTML5 if possible, so if your review brings up HTML5 that is cool with me too.If you would like to see the front page, click here.This page will be changing as I am currently working on it.
Review structure of PHP/HTML
php;html;beginner;html5
Going to some HTML5 stuff straight away.Replace your doctype with the HTML5 doctype. This is necessary for the next few steps<!DOCTYPE html>Use the shorter charset meta tag and the meta viewport tag inside your head area. The viewport meta tag is necessary for mobile devices and ensures  a good default viewport.<meta charset=utf-8><meta name=viewport content=width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0>Side note: You may omit the type-attribute for style, script and link tag (not for RSS) and the closing / for self-closing tags. This is not a  recommendation, but it's possible.Use ID's only when you definitely can say There will be only one element of this per page, ever. A wrapper is not unique to a page. It should be a class.Generally speaking, ID's don't provide you with a true benefit and kinda makes your life harder. I don't use ID's as  styling hooks anymore and I'm really happy with it.You're navigation is included with PHP and is named menu.php, but it actually contains a header image as well. A better name would be header.php, wouldn't it?That being said, you may consider moving everything above your header and the header itself to a header.php. Even your head area and the html tag. This is only usable, if you your header is the same on all of your pages.I'm using dash-delmited class names in my HTML. No CamelCase names. This is my preference and if you want to use CamelCase, this is fine. However I would avoid using no delimiting and lowercase names like indexright or smallheader.That's it for now. I'll going to edit some more stuff later. Stay tuned.