Are you hand coding or using an editor? If you are using an editor you should be able to do a find and replace through all the pages.
If you are up to a little bit more work, then this may save you a lot more work in the future. If you use CSS, especially an externally linked CSS file, then any changes you need to make for your site need only be done once. Doing it once is so much easier than editing a lot of pages.
Learn more about CSS here: http://www.w3.org/Style/CSS/ http://www.meyerweb.com/eric/css/edge/
Some excellent CSS editors: http://www.webmastertoolscentral.com/utilities/editors/css_editors.html
HTH
Peter Kaulback
In the hour of 07:02 PM 21/03/2003 -0800, Harold B spoke this:
Greetings; it's been a long time:
For a long time (probably because it worked for the first time and I just continued with it) I've been using the <BLOCKQUOTE> tag , and the closing blockquote tag, to make a margin on my pages. And it worked.
Now, upon further reading on the subject (one keeps learning all the time), I find that one can get the same results with a MARGINWIDTH="50" attribute in the BODY tag. Of course, this latter tag allows for variations in the margins whereas the blockquotes seem to be set at 50 pixels.
Question ... Is one preferable over the other? If I am happy with the 50 pixel margin made by the blockquote tag on the many pages already done, must I change all those pages (more than I can count) to the marginwidth="50" attribute which should go in the body tag?
And if I have to, should I first take out life insurance before I � well, never mind that one; 'twas just a passing thought :-)
Harold B. in Brighton Beach, Brooklyn, NY.
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