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Okay...I have my domain transferred. How do I get my pages which I have made on Blue Voda to show up on my domain address? They are in my public_html folder.
Your first page must be named index.bvp when you save it. Once you publish it, it will become index.html so when you go to your site www.yourdomain.com it will bring you to wwwyourdomain.com/index.html and from there you can link your other pages aswell.
Your first page must be named index.bvp when you save it. Once you publish it, it will become index.html so when you go to your site www.yourdomain.com it will bring you to wwwyourdomain.com/index.html and from there you can link your other pages aswell.
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INCORRECT
Actually, you should simply publish your "Home" page as index only (do NOT add an extension) in Blue Voda. As it is published, Blue Voda will automatically add the proper extension for you.
When you wish to create addtional pages, such as "Contact Us", you will need to properly publish them similarly as contact_us (note all lower case, no spaces but using an underscore instead) and again not adding an extension.
Please study the Tutorials on how to properly title/name your pages HERE
The only time you will add an extension is when you create a hyperlink to specifically link the pages together, and then only in the Hyperlink tool.
You can see the Tutorial on how to do this HERE
And, to Publish using Blue Voda, the Tutorials are HERE
(Jeremy is confused about some of the dynamics of how a php page is "ghosted" in html for SE indexing, and that extension adding info in no way applies to either php or Blue Voda....)
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