Inputting a single code/ content over multiple existing pages

Question

I have created a website using Dreamweaver CS3. I am
attempting to insert additional links on my site without having to
do the same procedure repeatedly over 120+ pages. I have created a
link and entered it into my index.shtml page, and it has worked
great, but have failed to find a command to allow me to do it over
ALL of my site's pages in a one-step procedure. Please any help
would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for any and all assistance.

Answer 1

>i am not positive it will work with .shtml files
That's what "shtm(l)" means - it means that the page contains
a server-side
include!
> If your server is an Apache web server, select Virtual.
In Apache, Virtual
> works in all cases, while File works only in some cases.
>
> If your server is a Microsoft Internet Information
Server (IIS), select
> File.
> (Virtual works with IIS only in certain specific
circumstances.)
As far as I know, this is just backwards.
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"Brad Lawryk" <[email protected]> wrote in
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>i am not positive it will work with .shtml files but
maybe this will point
>you
> in the right direction?
>
> 1: Select Insert > Server-Side Include.
> 2: In the dialog box that appears, browse to and select
a file. By
> default, a
> File type of include is inserted.
>
> To change the type of the include, select the
server-side include in the
> Document window and change the type in the Property
inspector (Window >
> Properties), as follows:
>
> If your server is an Apache web server, select Virtual.
In Apache, Virtual
> works in all cases, while File works only in some cases.
>
> If your server is a Microsoft Internet Information
Server (IIS), select
> File.
> (Virtual works with IIS only in certain specific
circumstances.)
>
> Note: Unfortunately, IIS won?t allow you to include a
file in a folder
> above
> the current folder in the folder hierarchy, unless
special software has
> been
> installed on the server. If you need to include a file
from a folder
> higher in
> the folder hierarchy on an IIS server, ask your system
administrator if
> the
> necessary software is installed.
>
> For other kinds of servers, or if you don?t know what
kind of server
> you?re
> using, ask your system administrator which option to
use.
>
>