Comments on: How to upload iweb sites without a .mac account

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By: Jonathan

Jonathan — Fri, 29 Jan 2010 23:07:17 +0000

Hello,
I’m creating this website on iWeb and i’m a little frustrated because my roll overs aren’t working? The site is being hosted by Just Host so it is not a .mac account. Do I have to apply all of my own effects? or can I use rollovers/ shadows/etc. through this site?

By: SirRuncibleSpoon

SirRuncibleSpoon — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 23:13:11 +0000

Relief . . . I do not struggle alone. I hae spent seven concentrated hours trying to figure out how to manage separately mounted websites from iWeb to GoDaddy. I want to avoid a tangled knot of subjects on my personal domain.

Closest I’ve come? http://iwebfaq.org/site/iWeb_Multiple_websites.html, paragraph 2.4 entitled “Publishing, to same server”. I KNOW my question got answered; I just don’t get it!!!

I used the instructions . . . to a point. I don’t know how to link follow-up websites to my ‘Home” page so that each sub-website can be naigated to from the home page.

Also: http://www.iwebformusicians.com/ Roddy does a beautiful job. I learned lots and lots but still can’t fill in some critical blanks. This is one sweet, well written and beautifully illustrated primer. CHeck it out!

I feel your pain and just KNOW there are plenty of people out there doing precisely what we’re trying hard to figure out.

By: Rikke

Rikke — Sun, 17 Jan 2010 13:36:17 +0000

I have the same “problem” as Chris a while up…

I’m using iweb, and i have a domain registered through one.com which is – http://www.rikkesoerensen.com
Because in iWeb you have to name your website it means that when i upload my iweb created site via FTP to my domain, the home page is displayed as – http://www.rikkesoerensen.com/name/home.html.

What i want to know is if it is possible to upload my site in a way that it does not show the site name, and instead just shows the top level domain ie http://www.rikkesoerensen.com?

Thanks. I’d really appreciate any advice.

By: Suzee

Suzee — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 15:40:11 +0000

I designed a website with the latest version of I Web…but I have just left mobile me and acquired a hosting account with Go Daddy…my problem…all of the added comments on my pages have disappeared and no comments can be added on my pages. Please HELP! Can you walk me step by step with trying to reestablishing the Ad Comments on my website?

By: Sylvain Allard

Sylvain Allard — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 14:20:44 +0000

Nonetheless to say, uploading a website using iWeb is a total nightmare for anyone who owns a real website (not some sub-folder off mobileme).

It appears it keeps on creating a usb-folder of the website.

What I’m trying to do is simply to upload my website with FTP so that the website will appear when people access the .com address.

It appears however to be very complex and I need help!

From iWeb I saved my website in a folder. Until there everything works well.

I upload the website trough FTP using cyberduck. It will upload the website but to its sub folder. In that case it will create a mywebsite.com/my_web_site/home.html.

I believe tons of people run through this issue and I’m not sure why Apple make things so difficult as to upload a website. I’m very happy with my Mac but I must confess it was a piece of cake to upload any website on a PC.

I know, I shouldn’t mess with iWeb and go with Adobe, but still I’d like to make it work…

Are there any simple tutorials out there to upload a website using iWeb with an FTP and make sure it won’t upload to a long string of sub folder?