Abhishek Reddy — Thu, 15 Jul 2004 05:48:09 +0000

If you have a shell/command line interface -- preferably on a *nix box -- you can do recursive search and replace with the various regex tools available.

You could set up your site to use SSI or PHP to include other common files (sections like header, menu) allowing you to edit any of them once with global effect. There are various degrees to which you use PHP with this; it could be simple include()s, or it could use a template engine, or a full-blown content management system.

Busy — Thu, 15 Jul 2004 04:59:58 +0000

You need something that uses tab browsing (i use editpad), then just use search and replace.
Only problem is or can be is the state of your tables, or rather how complex they are and how different your changes are. If you just changing cellpadding or something the above is no big deal, if your adding rowspan, extra cells here and there then it can become a problem.

Copy and paste is pretty foolproof.

30 pages isn't much, I once edited 1800 html pages in notepad - wouldn't do it again.