Hi,
I would like a few things on the bottom of each page of my site and would
like them to all be there when I make a new page and also update every page
when I change the location of the hyperlink so I don't have to do each page
individually.
Thanks,

This is where Dynamic Web Templates come in. A DWT is essentially a web page
that has certain regions defined as editable. The rest remains the same
across all pages. This lets you create regions for your content, then keep
an identical look and feel for the overall site as well as things like links
in a footer.

The main problem lies after you already have your site up and running. You
would have to create the DWT template with the look and feel, then attach
the existing pages to it and place their content into the new content areas
that you defined in the DWT. Usually this kind of thing is done in the
planning and layout stages of the site design. When you create a new page
based on a DWT, anytime you make a modification to the DWT it will also
change the other pages (you'll need to upload all the pages to the site when
you update the DWT since it will go and change all the other pages to
match).

Hope this helps,
Mark Fitzpatrick
Microsoft MVP - Expression

"syssupspe" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news0DEBA8C-B912-44AD-8C21-(E-Mail Removed)...
> Hi,
> I would like a few things on the bottom of each page of my site and would
> like them to all be there when I make a new page and also update every
> page
> when I change the location of the hyperlink so I don't have to do each
> page
> individually.
> Thanks,

Or use an Include page at the bottom of all pages

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"Mark Fitzpatrick" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:(E-Mail Removed)...
| This is where Dynamic Web Templates come in. A DWT is essentially a web page
| that has certain regions defined as editable. The rest remains the same
| across all pages. This lets you create regions for your content, then keep
| an identical look and feel for the overall site as well as things like links
| in a footer.
|
| The main problem lies after you already have your site up and running. You
| would have to create the DWT template with the look and feel, then attach
| the existing pages to it and place their content into the new content areas
| that you defined in the DWT. Usually this kind of thing is done in the
| planning and layout stages of the site design. When you create a new page
| based on a DWT, anytime you make a modification to the DWT it will also
| change the other pages (you'll need to upload all the pages to the site when
| you update the DWT since it will go and change all the other pages to
| match).
|
| Hope this helps,
| Mark Fitzpatrick
| Microsoft MVP - Expression
|
| "syssupspe" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
| news0DEBA8C-B912-44AD-8C21-(E-Mail Removed)...
| > Hi,
| > I would like a few things on the bottom of each page of my site and would
| > like them to all be there when I make a new page and also update every
| > page
| > when I change the location of the hyperlink so I don't have to do each
| > page
| > individually.
| > Thanks,
|