Put the code in php, for example

<?php
// Put code here
?>

save this as something like include.php

Then, on each page you need it put

require('include.php')

Inside a php code block. This will call it at that place.

Can't... it's already there on all pages. It's an HTML code on about 200 pages and I don't want to go through all of those to modify it.

They're should be some bulk replace possibility...

Try one of them, untested

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There is an addon for Notepad++ which allows multi-line search and replace.
See this StackOverflow thread.

I prefer SublimeText2 personally, and you can do a multiple line search and replace.
See the sublimetext2 docs.

I completely agree about using PHP includes, but you STILL have to make the initial change for the include on the 200 pages, and he did not say he needed to change it more then once, although it definitely should be done that way.
But, outside the scope of the question, you should use php so changes you need to make to headers, footer, etc.... are super easy and fast.

Note: If you do use a php include (which you should), you'll need to also change all your .html pages with includes to a .php extension.
You'll also need to notify search engines (typically via htaccess) that the pages have changed. (from .html to .php) since they are not the same.

Dreamweaver, from MX to CS6 has power replace. You can select all files in a website, all selected files and individual files. It also allows you to enter block text, match by case and ignore white spaces.

If you are on a Mac. Get a copy of BBEdit and check out AppleScript which is like Photoshops' Actions. With these use can record the BBEdit action of replacing what you need to do then use the applescript you created to do 100's of files.

The other option I can suggest is to create a job on Getacoder.com, should cost you maybe $10 for someone to do it as it's a super simple job.

Or if you want, PM me an example and if it will only take a few minutes, I will do it for you.

Using Dreamweaver is easy way to replay text that you want

If you still need an answer and for all those who like to know an easy way to do this

• Download Sublime Text 2 (hands down the best editor)
• Drag your project folder into the left, light grey, area of ST2 where it says "Open Files"
• Right click the folder and click "Find in folder"
• Fill the "find" input and the "Replace" input and click Replace
• After you click OK to confirm a bunch of files are gonna open up, go to File -> Save All
• Then File -> Close All Files
• Dump Notepad++ and start using ST2, I used to use Notepad++ believe me ST2 is much better

Good luck

I have done this before quickly and easily just using the library feature in Dreamweaver, but the initial task is still time consuming whatever you use.

Had you ever tried using regular expression in notepad++?

I usually use it when I need to place same code or texts to thousand of different lines.

Google it if you haven't.

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