Copying To All My Web Pages

J

Johnny O

I have to insert a seal into all my published webpages.
This item is going to be inserted into the same spot on
each page. Is there a way I can copy it to all my web
pages without having to do a web page at a time?
 
K

Kevin Spencer

Can you describe what you mean by "insert a seal" - Do you want to insert an
actual animal, or hire a notary public?

;-)

Seriously, I can only assume that this "seal" is some sort of image. But
could you be more specific and descriptive of exactly what you're trying to
do? Where and how on each page do you want to put it?

--
HTH,
Kevin Spencer
..Net Developer
Microsoft MVP
Big things are made up
of lots of little things.
 
J

Johnny O

The seal that I am referring to is a site certificate
and it's funtcion is for securing credit cards. I have
the HTML and know where I want to put it. I just want to
copy the code into all the pages at once. Not one page
at a time. I have over 300 pages and it will take all
day!
 
T

Thomas A. Rowe

Depending on the code provided the seal may only work on page that are actually being accessed via
https, so you may not need to places it on all pages. Actually the open pages you need to insert it
on is the page where user insert their credit card info, but it is also good to have on your home
page as well.

Unless you have use shared borders, FP includes or other server-side includes you will have to open
each page unless using FP2003 where you can search for code that wrap and then replace with the code
plus the new code for the seal.

--
==============================================
Thomas A. Rowe (Microsoft MVP - FrontPage)
WEBMASTER Resources(tm)

FrontPage Resources, WebCircle, MS KB Quick Links, etc.
==============================================
 
J

JohnnyO

-----Original Message-----
Can you describe what you mean by "insert a seal" - Do you want to insert an
actual animal, or hire a notary public?

;-)

Seriously, I can only assume that this "seal" is some sort of image. But
could you be more specific and descriptive of exactly what you're trying to
do? Where and how on each page do you want to put it?

--
HTH,
Kevin Spencer
..Net Developer
Microsoft MVP
Big things are made up
of lots of little things.




.
This is a secured site seal used for accepting credit
Click to expand...
cards. I have the HTML Code and it is going to be placed
in the same spot on all my web pages. I just don't want
to copy it to all the pages one at a time.
 
J

JohnnyO

-----Original Message-----
Can you describe what you mean by "insert a seal" - Do you want to insert an
actual animal, or hire a notary public?

;-)

Seriously, I can only assume that this "seal" is some sort of image. But
could you be more specific and descriptive of exactly what you're trying to
do? Where and how on each page do you want to put it?

--
HTH,
Kevin Spencer
..Net Developer
Microsoft MVP
Big things are made up
of lots of little things.




.
It is a secure site seal and I have the HTML Code. I
Click to expand...
just really want to take that code and copy it to all my
web pages without doing it page by page.
 
K

Kevin Spencer

Take Tom's advice. And good luck!

--
HTH,
Kevin Spencer
..Net Developer
Microsoft MVP
Big things are made up
of lots of little things.
 
A

Andrew Murray

insert the image or whatever to a shared border, then with one page open apply
the shared border the seal is in, and select "Apply to All Pages" rather than
"Apply to current page" - does it in a matter of minutes, depending ont he number
of pages in the web.

That's the easy way.

Else you can create a include page, put the logo/seal/emblem (presuming you mean
by seal a family crest or logo or watermark or some such thing, not the marine
mammal?). then Insert included content, page, etc (but you have to do this for
each and every page, which you obviously want to avoid.

Shared Borders is you best option.
 
Top