Domain not showing up right.

Question

So keep in mind that I'm new to iWeb so this might be something stupid that I just overlooked.
I currently have a domain that I bought and hosted through godaddy. The domain is danjbailey.com but when I made a quick site in iWeb and published it didn't show up. Unless I went to http://danjbailey.com/danjbailey.com/Welcome.html how can I get rid of everything after the first .com?

Answer 1

The second danjbailey.com is your Sitename in iWeb.
Select it and change it to something else.
Apparently you already did it:
http://danjbailey.com/_/Welcome.html
http://danjbailey.com/danjbailey.com/Welcome.html
BTW, I wrote a tutorial about avoiding the iWeb Site name in the URL. It may be of interest to all who have a problem with the Sitename in their URL.
To quote [my blog|http://www.wyodor.net/blog/archives/2010/01/entry_299.html]:
+iWeb organizes and publishes its pages in Sites. It will append the Site name to the base URL of your webserver.+
+If you signed up for a webhosting-***-domainname package (not MobileMe) you can avoid the Sitename in the URL with sub-domains.+
+www in an URL is a sub-domain. Just as web in web.me.com is a sub-domain of me.com.+
+Note : It doesn’t work with MobileMe and Personal Domain. MobileMe doesn’t support sub-domains and the sub-domain in your CNAME will be ignored anyway.+
+Based on my experience to figure out how to avoid the Site name in the URL I wrote an article, or tutorial if you like, on how to do that.+
+In the article I describe what I got and what I did with my free webhosting package.+
+The article describes how I set up iWeb and fooled it to use the sub-domains, what extras needed to be done and what the drawbacks are in the end.+
+And in the very end it describes how I solved the drawbacks and why all of the above wasn’t necessary.+
+iWeb doesn’t know about all this. So you can happily keep publishing your webpages as before.+
+And it works. Having your cake and eat it too. Nice.+
+Below are three URLs. The base URL, the URL iWeb creates, and the sub-domainname URL. When you click a link note the changing of the URLs when it redirects to the right webpage.+
+http://dailynews.webege.com/+
+http://dailynews.webege.com/iweb/+
+http://iweb.dailynews.webege.com/ (the Tutorial)+
+To test an iWeb Site with a Blog RSS feed and iPhoto/Podcast subscriptions, proceed here :+
+http://dailynews.webege.com/holiday/+
+As a bonus there’s a short explanation of how to solve a PHP parse error when you publish an iWeb Site to a 3rd party host with an ill-configured webserver.+
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