Website Tonight® Drop Down Menus
February 8, 2009
Give visitors a better way to move around your site. Because you asked for Drop-down Menus, they’re now available in both Deluxe and Premium WebSite Tonight®. Plus, with the addition of the new Navigation Editor, you’ll add, delete and edit navigation elements all in one user-friendly tool – it makes site building simple.
But that’s not all. WebSite Tonight® now lets you view all your background images as thumbnails and easily edit them. You can also add/delete multiple images at once. Now you can get a handle on customizing your images like never before.
So check out the latest updates to WebSite Tonight… creating your own site has never been easier.
Move a site or a folder? What about your rankings?
January 12, 2009
A .htaccess file is one of the easiest ways to redirect your existing traffic to other pages. There are a variety of reasons you may want to do this. For Example:
- Changed folder names
- Moved a site
- Migrated from plain html to a CMS
.htaccess files allow you to customize the way that your site or a specific directory on your site behaves. For example, if you place an .htaccess file in your root directory, it will affect your entire site (www.coolexample.com). If you place it in a /content directory, it will only affect that directory (www.coolexample.com/content). .htaccess only works on our Linux hosting servers.
Using an .htaccess file, you can:
* Customize the Error pages for your site.
* Protect your site with a password.
* Enable server-side includes.
* Deny access to your site based on IP.
* Change your default directory page (index.html).
* Redirect visitors to another page.
* Prevent directory listing.
.htaccess files are a simple ASCII text file with the name .htaccess. It is not an extension like .html or .txt. The entire file name is .htaccess.
How? Add one of the following line to your .htaccess file, but don’t add “http://www” to the first part:
redirect 301 /oldfolder/oldpage.htm http://www.yourdomain.com/newfolder/newpage.htm
redirect 301 /oldfolder/oldpage.htm http://www.yourdomain.com/newpage.php
redirect 301 /index.html http://www.yourdomain.com/index.html
To redirect ALL files on your domain:
redirectMatch 301 ^(.*)$ http://www.domain.com
For more information on how to set up .htaccess files, visit Apache’s Web site.
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