Appreciate some Help

[JET2UK]

Hi Guys

I am a newbie with web design and excited by the potential that BV offers.
I have registered/paid and build seven pages with my own template and now ready to upload/publish but not sure if I have got it right. I have addressed all the pages on the menu bar with as an example domain /index.html.

Do I need to save each page to pc with the domain address rather then just index.bv. Sorry to sound thick but if I do not how will the pages be found when uploaded.

I have been through the tutorials and must have missed something right in front of me. Appreciate your help.

Nigel

P.S. I think it may have been my lucky day when I found the BV web site !

[krucsai]

Re: Appreciate some Help

Believe me, all of us feels the same. I mean considering ourselves lucky to bumped into BV. No hassle with coding, really fast (sometimes mass) production of websites. The only thing what is bugging me is the customer support. I completely lost contact with them. They are just not replying. When you registered you hosting with them, did you get an email reply?

András

[lovethatbluegrassmusic]

Re: Appreciate some Help

When you save index do not put any .bv on it. In fact, never put an
extention on any page when saving. The BV program takes care of
that. Also, when you create another page besides index, just save it
as page2 or whatever that page name is. Again, don't add any thing
else! When you publish, you simply publish each page separately,
starting with index to your correct server ip address and domain.

To avoid mistakes, always name pages and publish using lower case
lettering.

When saving, the files are automatically .bv
When publishing, they are automatically converted to .html

[philipc9635]

Re: Appreciate some Help

Hello nigel

When you create a page for instance your home page, you simply save it as index

Blue Voda will do the rest when you publish it. All you other pages should be saved as for instance, golf,golfgrip or golf_grip etc etc. When you publish Blue Voda adds the .html and your url would look something like yourdomain.com/golfgrip

Hope this helps.

[philipc9635]

Re: Appreciate some Help

Sorry Brad beat me by a millisecond

[JET2UK]

Re: Appreciate some Help

Hi Guys

Thanks for the help.

Nigel