How do I name web pages that are subpages of another page

[Guest]

How do I name web pages that would be subpages of another page?
An example would be; mywebsite.com/truckssuvs/fords, I tried to name my new
page "truckssuvs/fords" and FP would not let me do it.
I want to be able to tell someone to type in mywebsite.com/truckssuvs/fords
and find the page.
I've searched previous post and looked in help but can't find an anwser
soooo... please help.

Thanks
SJ

 

[Ronx]

Create a folder named fords within the truckssuvs folder, and place the
page in this folder. The pagename will be the same name as your home page,
example index.html
The path to the page will be
http://example.com/truckssuvs/fords/index.html, but can be opened using
just http://example.com/truckssuvs/fords

 

[Rob Giordano \(Crash\)]

Create a folder named; "trucksusvs" then within that folder create another
folder named "fords"


| How do I name web pages that would be subpages of another page?
| An example would be; mywebsite.com/truckssuvs/fords, I tried to name my
new
| page "truckssuvs/fords" and FP would not let me do it.
| I want to be able to tell someone to type in
mywebsite.com/truckssuvs/fords
| and find the page.
| I've searched previous post and looked in help but can't find an anwser
| soooo... please help.
|
| Thanks
| SJ
| --
| SJ

 

[Andrew Murray]

The file name is not that complex, it should be simply (for example)
'fords.html'.

Note, the '/' (forward slash character) is an 'illegal' character as far as
file names are concerned - this is a Windows thing not Frontpage. It is
just the way it is and cannot be changed.

Tell the person to find that page type in
http://www.mywebs.com/trucksuvs/fords/fords.html
so the web page's name is just "fords.html" in a folder called 'truckssuvs'
inside a subfolder called 'fords'.