Yes friends, It is my question. I start change some parts of my site. I will add same photos, codes, ... all my pages but there are hundreds pages. It kills me to change each page. If it is possible , can you tell me? I use dreamweaver - html. If you have any idea about it, i hope that you'll help me. Thanks a lot a lot friends. Sincerely,
How about trying the search button in the forum? http: // forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=1549407
Do you mean you've changed the overall layout? If you did it with css, you only need to change the style sheet. If it's something code wise that you want to change over all pages I'd use the search and replace option in the dreamweaver code view. And be sure to select the folder that has all the html files in it.
For example, before i didn't have any favicon.ico, i want to add it all my pages but it is so so hard to add all pages same code of favicon. Thanks a lot
You need to look into PHP/MySQL - you can use it to make your sites dynamic so when you make changes they go sitewide(if you set it up correctly). You may particularly look into the include() function as that may satisfy what you're looking for. I used to do pages without PHP includes as the header/footer and its just a huge mess. For the favicon - try putting your favicon in all the directories where its not showing, or consult your hosting company on how they handle the favicon.
That is not neccesary at all for what he needs to do.... He does not need to learn php or work with databases to get this done. Simply in code view of dreamweaver use the search and replace option. For example. I was going to write it out but I found it online. http://webdesign.about.com/od/dreamweaverhowtos/ht/dw_find_replace.htm
Yeah i used to use search and replace. <? include("footer.php"); ?> Not that difficult. Not that tough, not to mention, once you learn php and mysql, a whole new world of automation opens up, especially to guys running huge content sites like this guy sounds like hes doing. Do it the right way, youll thank yourself later.
If you are using Dreamweaver I'd recommend using templates with editable regions that vary from page to page. So basically, when you need to update an element that is present on each page of the entire site you would just have to change your template and apply it to all of your existing pages. Google it up, using Dreamweaver templates is almost necessary for fairly large static websites that need updating once in a while.
You need to separate your common content like header, footer, navigation menus etc to different files and include them. So for any such change, you just have to change one or two files and it gets affected throughout your site. Otherwise u can use the dreamweaver templates and make the dynamic contents editable. So if you update the master template it automatically update all the pages (non-editable part) driven by this template. Hope this helps..
Use search and replace in dreamweaver. If you stick to static pages, you may make a page template. But I recommend you switch to scripts written in php.
Heres a way i use Make a directory for every page name, eg domain.com/page then make an index.php page which is [header code] <?php Insert"content.htm"; ?> [footer code] then upload that (and content.htm) to every directory, meaning you can change the design or just the text/photos on each page.