You can find the details here. That is terrible. Having to recreate from scratching is so costly and complex for people. Clearly using a CMS like WordPress or hosted partners is the way to go if you are a serious web business.
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You can find a solution here or just do this: “Move a page to the top of the site and then back again.
iWeb will create a new index.html file that redirects to your current site on the server.
Or rename your current Site > Site and publish.
Or publish your entire site again.
Everything is published in the iDisk > Web > Sites folder.” Thanks Wyodor!
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You should look at the freeware iWebsites. One gentleman in this thread has it working with over 75 sites! Wow.
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Wyodor has the solution. “You use HTML Snippets to add the pictures with links.
To escape from a HTML Snippet you have to use 2 ../ instead of one ../ if you link to a page in a Site.
To link to a file outside a Site folder you have to use 3 ../
And since you do not use a Site folder, consider yourself lucky that it works. The files are in the root and nomatter how many ../ you use the link will work.
Using the iWeb HTML Snippet“
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This is really good work. It comes from a fun website with good info. You should check it out. The before and after is amazing.
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Fortunately this great post in the Discussions forums tells you how. Several methods to accomplish this exist. You can use flash, javascipt or static linking.
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You can find out here from Dan. He has a great step by step. This would save lots of time if you already have posts or information on your old iWeb site. He has a nice site with lots of great info.
So if you use something other than MobileMe or a non Mac server there are a list of limitations that iWeb can’t accomplish. Thanks Old Toad.
- Password protection
- Blog and photo comments
- Blog search
- Hit counter
- Enhanced slideshows
Really cool! Who knew this was possible? Its amazing the work arounds people have found with iWeb.
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Easy solution. Just delete what is in the caches folder. Click here to read the forum post at Apple.
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Fortunately the fix is easy. Just reboot in safe mode by holding down your shift key when you restart your Mac. Then restart your computer. It should be fixed. Click here if you want more info.
It has some very good features. Click here to find out.
Fun idea. Click here to find out how.
One womans post about her inner geek. Click here to read.
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This post is a good example of how you can use iWeb, Cyberduck and a third party company to make your web site dream happen. Click here.
Then you want to look here. Interesting.
This is awesome. At and always great blog. Click here.
Very nice. This blog always has interesting stuff. Click here to find out how.
Then you need to read this tutorial at a great blog! Its very educational. Click here to read more.
Well here is a point of view from the other side. Click here to read more.
You can read more details here.
Click here to read the post. Wyodor has the solution. “When the movie is NOT the original size because it was resized (usually smaller), the movie will NOT display in the webpage. The solution is : do NOT resize the movie. In the Inspector>Format (the ruler) click Use Original Size. Then republish your page. The movie will now show.”
Repost: Red Folders in iWeb (Again) The fix: (thanks Damian)
delete
- ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.iWeb.plist
- ~/Library/Preferences/ByHost/com.apple.iWeb
- ~/Library/Caches/iWeb/
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