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Hi there!!! This is my 1st ever post on the apple support communities so be nice xD


Ok...Brace yourself.


I have made my 1st website in iWeb and have tried ALL yesterday to get it to bloody appear on my domain and it is still laughing at me.


I have tried to publish it through iWeb and it does appear on my server like so:


http://gyazo.com/90f389acfa26dc9a18c280505ed322de


But when I visit the website I get this:


http://gyazo.com/db8611d96ff60d8ba97ae01e66950e50


I have also tried exporting the website to a folder and uploading it via filezilla but still get the same problem... I am uploading it to the Public_html directory.


I seriously have not got a clue how all this stuff works and dont fancy paying a guy £500+ to change one filename for me.


It would be great if one of you can help me!!!


Michael

iWeb '08, iOS 6.0.2

Posted on Jan 12, 2013 3:27 AM

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Jan 14, 2013 10:26 AM in response to Electricaltradesmen

Electricaltradesmen wrote:


What software do you use roger? Do you have a website I can look at?

I use a variety of software. My older sites were made in Claris Home Page: I've used RapidWeaver for constructing something fairly quickly, but mostly I've used Kompozer, which is 'WSYWIG' but also allows you to edit the HTML and I've sometimes done a lot of that.


If you want to browse my sites you can start at http://78rpm.org.uk , but it's going to take you a lot of work to get to the stage of doing some of this stuff - I've been building websites for fourteen years. There's nothing wrong in using a quick-and-easy method like iWeb, and in fact your site looks perfectly fine. As I said before, all this hassle is because you've been insisting on getting a URL which is not what iWeb was designed to to - I'm not criticising this, but the other side of a program which is easy to use is that you have to accept its limits. If you want full and detailed control over everything you are going to have to learn to do a lot of hand-coding including Javascript and css. Frankly, it's probably not worth the effort - I do it because I enjoy it, not because I'm trying to sell a service.

Jan 14, 2013 1:11 PM in response to Electricaltradesmen

Electricaltradesmen wrote:


Roger, http://78rpm.org.uk/ doesn't work on my iPad...

It should to a point - the rollovers won't work but when I tried it in an Apple Store I was able to get to the other sites from it - however it, and they, weren't designed for the iPad (apart from some pages having mobile versions) so you'd be better off using a computer.


CSS = Cascading Style Sheets: separate text pages, or sections of text within the page, which carry the formatting instructions. For example, you can have single text file which a large number of pages use to determine their formatting (the pages carrying only the actual contents). For example you could specify that all links were coloured green. Then if you changed your mind and wanted them coloured orange you would change the stylesheet and all the pages would change immedately.

Jan 14, 2013 1:20 PM in response to Electricaltradesmen

Electricaltradesmen wrote:


Nope. 100% doesn't load. It's a white empty page and I am able to refresh but its still blank...

I'm afraid I can't do anything about that.

Do you spend a lot of time on this forum roger?

Far too much.

Do you have an email?

I don't run an email clinic, as I'm sure you will understand. Everything is done in the forum.

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