Any way to add a line with a link to a whole number of existing webpages at once?

If you know any scripting like asp or php then you could do an include file. If you don't then I'd look for a text/html editor that can do a find/replace on an entire directory. Back in the old day Allaire Homesite could do this, and I think that Macromedia bought up Allaire - so maybe DreamWeaver can do this?

You could also make your page into a frameset and have a bottom frame that contains a page that just consists of links.

 

I concurr with Keeley. The easiest way is to make a bottom frame if you don't want to mess with the other pages. But if you really don't want frames, you can do a find and replace your whole site with dreamweaver. So lets say you have an asp page, you would do the following:

Find/Replace the whole site searching for "< /body>" and replacing it with "< !--#include file='attach.html'-- >< /body>"

Edit: Do you have all dynamic pages (asp, php, ect)? or some html mixed in? Because if you have some html pages mixed in, you can't do that because the html page won't reconize the include syntax. You'll have to settle for frames eventually if that's the case.

 

&lt;frameset rows="90%,*" framespacing="0" frameborder="no" border=0>
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&lt;frame src="main.html" name="top" id="main" frameborder="0" scrolling="auto" marginwidth="0" marginheight="0">
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&lt;frame src="bottom.html" name="content" id="bottomlink" frameborder="0" scrolling="no" noresize marginwidth="0" marginheight="0">
&lt;/frameset>

Just replace main.html with the regular main page and bottom.html with a page that has your links. If you want the links in the bottom frame to change the content of the big one set the target to main

&lt;a href="file.html" target="main">Link&lt;/a>