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Small question: mass <title> editing

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YellowOnline

Technical User
Mar 31, 2004
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Hello people,
I have a website with 200+ webpages. Because all pages open inside an iframe I didn't care about the
Code:
<title></title>
< tags, because they wouldn't be visible anyway.
Now, too late, I see that giving them a title-tag would've made them easier to browse in the previous/next menu.
Of course I could just open all of them in Dreamweaver - or even in notepad - to do this, but because there are so many of them I was wondering if there was a small application or anything that could make it less time-consuming for me... like a program that shows all title tags from a certain folder. Mind that I do not want to give all pages the same title.

Thank you for your replies!

Peace,

Yellow
 

If you don't want all documents to have the same title, you'll have to edit them all manually, anyway... So pretty much use whatever text editor you're happy with using.

Hope this helps,
Dan
 
IF the information between the title tags will be the same, there are several utilities that will do a "search and replace" on several files at the same time. CAUTION: this may not be the best way to do this... if there are other instances of the "search" pattern, they'll be changed with the "replace" as well. So, if you're not careful, you'll end up changing parts of your code that should have been left alone.

There's always a better way. The fun is trying to find it!
 
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