This is probably a simple question and I feel quite dumb for asking, but here goes...
You know how people click on the "buttons" to get to the pages they want to see? The easiest way for me to explain this is to tell you what I'm doing.
So I have a "Recipe" button. Then I create a new page, have "buttons" within that page for people to click on for appetizers, etc. and save it as "Recipe".
Now for the question - In order for people to even click on the "recipe" button, to get to the appetizer button, etc., I'm not sure exactly how to do that because I've got it going to www.mysite/index.html. I'm not sure if that's right. Should it go to something like www.mysite/recipe.html?
Then in order for them to click the recipe button to get to the next page, would it be another page I created, like www.mysite/all_recipes.html?
And is this all created just by double clicking the "buttons" to send people where they need to go? Or should I be concerned about page properties for this.
So sorry for being ignorant!!!!!! And thanks!!!! Hopefully I'm making sense.
You know how people click on the "buttons" to get to the pages they want to see? The easiest way for me to explain this is to tell you what I'm doing.
So I have a "Recipe" button. Then I create a new page, have "buttons" within that page for people to click on for appetizers, etc. and save it as "Recipe".
Now for the question - In order for people to even click on the "recipe" button, to get to the appetizer button, etc., I'm not sure exactly how to do that because I've got it going to www.mysite/index.html. I'm not sure if that's right. Should it go to something like www.mysite/recipe.html?
Then in order for them to click the recipe button to get to the next page, would it be another page I created, like www.mysite/all_recipes.html?
And is this all created just by double clicking the "buttons" to send people where they need to go? Or should I be concerned about page properties for this.
So sorry for being ignorant!!!!!! And thanks!!!! Hopefully I'm making sense.
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