Website/Webpage builder

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Is there a good free one available? I tried the free version of Trellinix
but it won't seem to transfer files.


Martin
 
Is there a good free one available? I tried the free version of Trellinix
but it won't seem to transfer files.
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Sorry. . .Trellian, not Trellinix. Also, could it be that it needs to be
supplemented with an FTP program? Please help. I have no clue.
 
Have a look at NVU! www.nvu.com
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I can't figure out how to get the site I set up with NVU configured in
such a way that I can link from page to page of it without going to the
parent menu. There has to be a way to do it. Can anyone help? The site's
address us below.
 
Martin said:
I can't figure out how to get the site I set up with NVU configured in
such a way that I can link from page to page of it without going to the
parent menu. There has to be a way to do it. Can anyone help? The site's
address us below.
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http://members.isp.com/[email protected]

add some links like this to the web pages:

<A HREF="homepage.html">Home Page</A>

<A HREF="One%20shot%20solutions.html">next page</A>

<A HREF="Other%20stuff.html">go to the next page</A>

Since the files are all in the same directory the file name is all you
need to use to create a link. I copied the full links from the web page
and removed everything but the file name.

FYI: %20 = a blank space in the file name.

HTH

Susan
 
http://members.isp.com/[email protected]

add some links like this to the web pages:

<A HREF="homepage.html">Home Page</A>

<A HREF="One%20shot%20solutions.html">next page</A>

<A HREF="Other%20stuff.html">go to the next page</A>

Since the files are all in the same directory the file name is all you
need to use to create a link. I copied the full links from the web page
and removed everything but the file name.

FYI: %20 = a blank space in the file name.

HTH

Susan
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Pricelessware: http://www.pricelessware.org
ACF FAQ: http://clients.net2000.com.au/~johnf/faq.html
ACF wiki: http://www.markcarter.me.uk/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?AcfWiki
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Thanks for the tips. Can I put links to all the pages on each page? Will
the links show and can I label them with the name of the page they link to
so that other's see where it goes? Is there a way to make the homepage
come up when the website's address is clicked as opposed to the parent
directory queueing up on the screen?

Please excuse my ignorance.
 
Thanks for the tips. Can I put links to all the pages on each page?
Sure.

Will
the links show and can I label them with the name of the page they link to
so that other's see where it goes?
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You can *describe* the links any way you like -

the first part is the link: <a href="filename.htm">

the next part is the description the viewer sees: go to next page or
whatever you want to say</a>

Is there a way to make the homepage
come up when the website's address is clicked as opposed to the parent
directory queueing up on the screen?
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Usually if you name your "homepage" index.htm or index.html that page
will be displayed first - for instance - go to:

http://www.pricelesswarehome.org that's the same as going to:

http://www.pricelesswarehome.org/index.html

While you're there view the page source - that will show you the HTML
coding. here's a sample:

<br><B><a href="2004/about2004PL.php">2004 Pricelessware: about</A></B>
<br><B><a href="2004/PL2004CategoryIndex.php">2004 Category Index </A></B>
<br><B><a href="2004/PL2004ProgramIndex.php">2004 Program Index </A></B>
<br><a href="2004/PL2004BUSINESS-HOME.php">2004 BUSINESS-HOME </A>
<br><a href="2004/PL2004DESKTOP.php">2004 DESKTOP </A>
<br><a href="2004/PL2004FILEUTILITIES.php">2004 FILE UTILITIES </A>

FYI: 2004/ indicates the web page is in a subdirectory named 2004
Please excuse my ignorance.
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You're where I was a couple of years ago. :)

Susan
 
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