I am ready to publish but I have a question

[bill2006]

Re: I am ready to publish but I have a question

Go back to your home page. Check every link on your NavBAr, spelling too a common mistake is to write *.hml for *.html. Every link would be something like this: www.pupplove.net/newpage.html. Save and publish again.

Your pages are there because I can link to them from www.pupplove.net/Ladies.html.
Did you move your images from one folder to another? Pics in Ladies.html are not coming up, 2 pics in Gents.html are missing.

[Cyndy]

Re: I am ready to publish but I have a question

Bill, I originally had them as www.pupplove.net/ladies.html and changed them to www.pupplove.net/Ladies.html which is correct? Someone told me they are case sensitive but did not tell me if the Ladies on the button has to be capital in the url.

Cyndy
pupplove@msn.com

[bill2006]

Re: I am ready to publish but I have a question

-What do you have in your NavBar ? They have to be identical, case, spaces. The url in itself is not case sensitive (except the index page).
-If your page is www.pupplove.net/Ladies.html Upper case "L" your NavBar should point to the same with upper case "L"

[Cyndy]

Re: I am ready to publish but I have a question

I will check every page again, thank you.
Cyndy pupplove@msn.com

[bill2006]

Re: I am ready to publish but I have a question

Remember to type the extension in your NavBar, you had each sans *.html example http://www.pupplove.net/ladies

[Cyndy]

Re: I am ready to publish but I have a question

I checked every page and they are identical

https://www.pupplove.net/index.html

https://www.pupplove.net/Ladies.html

https://www.pupplove.net/Gents.html

https://www.pupplove.net/Available.html

https://www.pupplove.net/Gallery.html

https://www.pupplove.net/FAQ.html

https://www.pupplove.net/Contact_us.html

Is this correct?
Cyndy
pupplove@msn.com

[bill2006]

Re: I am ready to publish but I have a question

Nope
Your home page should be www.pupplove.net get rid of the "index.html"
Every other page works except index and contact us.

Close BV. On any internet page click Tools > Internet Options > delete temp files (off line too) and cookies and history.

Reopen BV and the page you saved as pupplove.net/index.html , review your NavBar links, save as index and publish. This will be your home page not the one with */index.html

[Cyndy]

Re: I am ready to publish but I have a question

Bill,
I went to tools and deleted temp files on and off line, deleted cookies and history.

Then reopened BV made my home page www.pupplove.net and added www.pupplove.net/index. I changed it on the nav buttons for every page.

Saved all the pages and published them.

I am still getting the same home page with the buttons not working.

[navaldesign]

Re: I am ready to publish but I have a question

You have set your links wrong. When you save a page in BV as f.e. "ladies", the page is published as "ladies.html". So your link should be " http://www.pupplove.net/Ladies.html " and not http://www.pupplove.net/ladies

However, the ladies page also needs to be published with L instead of lowercase l. This is also what Bill suggested in post #50

[Cyndy]

Re: I am ready to publish but I have a question

I think I have found my problem...I originally published my home page as index and when I try to change it to Home www.pupplove.net, I cannot. I created another page for Home www.pupplove.net and published it(hoping it would overwrite the home index page) but I still get the index home page. Can you unpublish a page? How do I fix this? I finally have all the buttons on the pages the same...checked them in preview to browser.

Thanks,
Cyndy
pupplove@msn.com

[navaldesign]

Re: I am ready to publish but I have a question

Yes you can "unpublish" by deleting the page, but there is no need for that. Publishing the new page will OVERWRITE the old one. No need to delete it, unless you don't wont it any more. If you get no results, it means that you are either publishing with the wrong name or in the wrong folder. REMEMBER: your home page has to be saved on your computer as "index", no extensions, all lowercase characters. Then it has to be published in your "public_html" folder, if yours is the main domain in your account. If www.pupplove.net is an addon domain, then you need to publish to the folder related to your domain.

[Cyndy]

Re: I am ready to publish but I have a question

I am not sure I understand...I published it as www.pupplove.net/index as the url to the home button. So what do I need to change please? I am very confused because I no longer have this url with my home button and I am not sure hoe to fix it now. I am very confused. I have rewatched the videos several times and tried to find the problem for several days. I would change things as I was told but I am not sure I did any of it right.

Thanks,
Cyndy
pupplove@msn.com

[navaldesign]

Re: I am ready to publish but I have a question

You save it on your computer as "index". Then you simply click on "Publish". In the Publish dialog box that will open, make sure that in the "Folder" field there is simply "public_html". That's all.

And please edit your menubar button links. You are mising the ".html" at the end of the links

[Cyndy]

Re: I am ready to publish but I have a question

I changed the corrected page to index by 'saving it as' it asked me if I wanted to replace the page I said yes. Then I published the new index page but I am still getting the old index pagw when I go to www.pupplove.net.

On the corrected page, all the url are correct and match all the buttons on every page.

Cyndy
pupplove@msn.com

[navaldesign]

Re: I am ready to publish but I have a question

No, your new page is ok, it's only your browser cacheing. Press F5 some times to refresh the page