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How do I take my iWeb "site name" out of the address bar?

My domain name is all I want to show up. Any help? :-)


Example:


How it is:


http://www.updatemypolicy.com/updatemypolicy/isaiahturk.html


How I want it:

http://www.updatemypolicy.com/isaiahturk


So basically, when someone visits my page "isaiahturk" they only need to type "updatemypolicy.com/isaiahturk"

iWeb '08, Mac OS X (10.5.8)

Posted on Nov 17, 2012 8:17 PM

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Posted on Nov 18, 2012 12:24 AM

To achieve this, all you need to do is upload the contents of your site folder and NOT the whole folder itself to your host/server. It is the site folder that gives you the site name and this is perfectly normal practice for iWeb to do this, but to get rid of it, you just upload the contents and that is it, so if you are using iWeb 08 as it says that you are, then publish from iWeb to a local folder and then use Cyberduck, Yummy Ftp or whatever you are using and upload just the contents of your site folder rather than the whole folder itself.

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Nov 18, 2012 12:24 AM in response to isaiahturk

To achieve this, all you need to do is upload the contents of your site folder and NOT the whole folder itself to your host/server. It is the site folder that gives you the site name and this is perfectly normal practice for iWeb to do this, but to get rid of it, you just upload the contents and that is it, so if you are using iWeb 08 as it says that you are, then publish from iWeb to a local folder and then use Cyberduck, Yummy Ftp or whatever you are using and upload just the contents of your site folder rather than the whole folder itself.

How do I take my iWeb "site name" out of the address bar?

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