Re: hwg-techniques-digest V1 #1197

Sorry if this has already been added, but you can also do a search-and-repl=
ace across the site in Dreamweaver. So if you're lucky <g>, and the =
dimensions of the old graphic happen to be unique, you could make the =
change via search-replace, including not only the name of the new graphic =
but its dimensions as well.=20

At least I *think* that would work....

John

>>> Shawn Sass <shawn(at)sportsstuff.com> 05/31/01 12:59PM >>>
Yes,

Just replace the old graphic with the new one, but name the new one the =
same
thing and then every page will be updated because they will all refer to
that new image.  Just be sure to put the graphic in the same directory =
with
the exact same name as the old one.

If the bigger size of the graphic will affect the overall layout of the =
page
in an un-desirable manor  then you'd have to update each page individually.=

I think DW has a template/library feature that would update the change
site-wide, but all of the pages would have had to be made from that same
template that you update.


HTH
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> From: FODAC(at)aol.com=20
> Date: Thu, 31 May 2001 14:20:48 EDT
> To: <hwg-techniques(at)mail.hwg.org>
> Subject: Re: hwg-techniques-digest V1 #1197
>=20
> I'm using Dreamweaver and I have a web site with 20-30 pages and I need =
to
> replace one graphic with another, slightly bigger graphic, Is there a =
way to
> do that without doing it on each page, individually?
>=20
> TIA
> Kevin Riggs
>=20

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