Hello,

What is the quickest way to edit the menu in all pages? I don't have dreamweaver any more.
I need to remove one of the items in the navegation top menu.

I know it is easier with dreamweaver with just search & replace across all files at once, but I don't have it.

Is there a way to do it and not going page by page?

Thanks in advance,

Gaby

Gaby Díaz

If you can still find a copy of Microsoft expression web 4, it works with DWT files and it was free. I may have a copy.
What I began doing is putting all common content in various include files. So I just edit the menu include for example in this case.

David

Yes Microsoft ExpresionsWeb is still available to download from majorgeeks website.

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Thanks David and Mike.

I will have download Microsoft expression web 4, but I didn't understand this:

"What I began doing is putting all common content in various include files. So I just edit the menu include for example in this case."

Regards,

Gaby

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"What I began doing is putting all common content in various include files. So I just edit the menu include for example in this case."

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Hi, this is the best solution for not having a way to edit common content without having to edit each page on your website, or needing dreamweaver, or expression web.
Frankly, I don't like all the meta folders created with expression web.

if you look at the store pages, like cart.asp
there is an include line in there that pulls the cart into your page.
<?php include "vsadmin/inc/inccart.php" ?>
You can do the same thing with other pages.
<?php include "menu.php" ?>
<?php include "header.php" ?>
<?php include "footer.php" ?>
<?php include "left-sidebar.php" ?>

For me, on a recent redesign, this seemed like the best way forward.
You might consider modifying your pages in this fashion to make future changes much easier without needed dreamweaver or expression web.

Thanks,
David