Html and indexed pages

I am trying to get ranked in google and only my index pages
tend to get indexed. I do not understand why my secondary pages, do
not get indexed for Lake Martin Real Estate searches.
http://www.yourlakemartin.com
Site header and search word as follows:
LAKE MARTIN REAL
ESTATE

You can put a file called ".htaccess" in the root of any folder, and the server will use the directives in that file to control how it serves pages to the client. There is a complete set of commands you can find by Googling "htaccess", probably more than you'd want to read, but among them is the ability to do a server redirect for any page fetch, which would let you redirect all requests for *.html to *.php automatically. What's nice is that you can send a header along with the redirection that direts the search engines to adjust their indices, called a '301' header. It specifies that the page requested has been permanently relocated to the new page name.
On several of my sites I have such redirection being used - the .htaccess file contains markup like this -
RedirectEngine On
Redirect 301 /xyzzy.html http://www.example.com/xyzzy.php
Give Google a try....

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#logo                                         { margin: 30px 0; float:left; }
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So, as you can see on my current site I have a main index page that splits up into the two sides of my life: the triathlete side and the writer side. I've already redesigned both sides of my site with iWeb, I'm ready to update it thru my web hosting via FTP and Transmit 3, but I cannot find how to create a main "Index" page on iWeb that will let me branch off into two different directions. By having that "Index" page intact I will be able to keep my domain of jeffreykern.com as it currently stands. I don't mind having to get two different domains for each of my two sides of my site but would like to avoid that extra step -- if, at all, possible.
Thanks in advance for your help,
Jeff

Building three websites on three separate domain files would be my choice.
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A lot of servers require that you upload to a pre existing folder. In this case you will have to upload the index.html file and the jeffreykern _files folder.
The two other sites are named and published as writer and triathlete. The external index files of these two sites are renamed writer.html and triathlete.html.
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http://www.iwebformusicians.com/SearchEngines/SEO.html
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http://www.jeffreykern.com/writer/
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    margin-bottom:3px;
When going to Content Administration -> KM Content -> Documents and clicking the index.html file, the css file is taken into account, when i.e hovering over the IMPAX hyperlink, the path is http://<host>:<port>/irj/go/km/docs/documents/impax.html and the impax.html page is displayed when clicked.
However, when creating a KM Document iView (with or without content filter) pointing to /documents/index.html and displaying the iView, the style sheet is ignored, and the same hyperlink as above now refers to http://<host>:<port>/irj/servlet/prt/portal/prtroot/impax.html, which is incorrect.
-> How can this behaviour be explained?
-> When creating an URL iView pointing to /irj/go/km/docs/Agfa_Knowledgebase/index.html , everything works as expected.
Thanks for the help -

Hi,
You should correct the path to your css file in your index.html:
href="/irj/go/km/docs/documents/main.css"
Regards,
Praveen Gudapati

While trying to delete an image or header on Index page, Index..html disappeared--how could this have happened?

Windows 7, Adobe CS6
In Dreamweaver, from files located on a USB, on the Index screen, I was trying to 1) delete an Image in order to insert a different one and link it to a page; 2) delete the Header in order to insert a border and then replace the Header.
I seem to have succeeded with the Image rollover replacement and link. Clicking on the Header should have activated it so that I could delete it; but it didn't.
All of the images and links are intact; I just can't open the Index page, since I can't find the Index.html file. The last time I copied the USB files onto my C: drive was 3 weeks ago.
1. What might I have done accidentally to cause the Index.html file to be deleted?
2. Exactly what does the Index.html file contain? Would the one that's 3 weeks old work? No, I'm thinking, since some changes were made in the html coding in the meantime?

Lelia150 wrote:
I was trying to 1) delete an Image in order to insert a different one and link it to a page; 2) delete the Header in order to insert a border and then replace the Header.
I seem to have succeeded with the Image rollover replacement and link. Clicking on the Header should have activated it so that I could delete it; but it didn't.
This is the problem with working in Design View only. You really need to work in Split View so you can see the code that DW creates/selects for you. Often times, selecting elements in Design View will capture too much or too little code. When you hit delete, you may have deleted much more code than was needed. The result is invalid code, unbalanced tags, etc.. all of which might explain why your page is blank in Design View.
Switch to code view. Copy & paste the remaining code into a web forum reply (do not use e-mail, it won't come through). If we can see the code you have to work with, we might be able to help you repair it.
Nancy O.

Html and pages

2 quesitons I hope somebody can answer
1. If I'm doing a splash page for a flash website, I know the
main page needs to be called index.html so what do I call the
splash page?
2.What is the script I use to make one page , when its
finished, open and play another flash page. I know what it is if I
do scenes, but I have to do this site by pages.

The splash page would be the index page and any subsequent
page could be
anything.
On the last frame of your splash swf, put a keyframe with
getURL("youNextPage.html") action.
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>2 quesitons I hope somebody can answer
> 1. If I'm doing a splash page for a flash website, I
know the main page
> needs
> to be called index.html so what do I call the splash
page?
> 2.What is the script I use to make one page , when its
finished, open and
> play
> another flash page. I know what it is if I do scenes,
but I have to do
> this
> site by pages.
>

301 redirects and iWeb index page

Our site has grown and we will be changing our domain name and hosting co. (We are keeping the old domain active for a while at MME before we change domain name and hosting) I will need to redirect traffic for a while so as not to lose those who have just bookmarked us. Will just redirecting on the index page that iWeb creates (post publish) do that without creating a mess of our page rankings at Google? Currently we are in the top 15 responses for our search terms. Or should i create some other type of redirect? 301? (via cname or htaccess) will that ding me at google? Thanks- try to keep it as simple as possible - I don't code - I experiment and Apple has made it easy.
jy

What I would do is purchase the hosting and see if you can have more than one add-on domain. Most web hosts let you do this on one account so it doesn't cost you any more money. You are doing this because you will need a .htaccess file to set up your 301 redirects properly. This is what you should do;
1) Register your new domain and publish your site to it.
2) Create a webmaster tools account for BOTH your old and new domain name.
3) Create a 301 redirect for each individual page to the new corresponding page on your new domain. This can be done with a few lines in your .htaccess file. The file should be in your root folder of your OLD domain. Put this on your .htaccess file (NOTE: This assumes you will have the exact same website structure on the new domain);
RewriteEngine ON
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://mynewdomain.com/$1 \[R=301,L\]
OPTIONAL: Use Google's canonical tag on each one of your pages to avoid any issues with duplicate content. Link the old page to it's new corresponding page. This is optional but recommended if you can;
<link rel="canonical" href="http://www.newdomain.com/newpage.html" />
4) Login to your Webmaster Tools account and select your OLD domain. Then select 'Site Configuration' and then 'change of address'. Follow the steps provided (which are basically what I told you above). Step 4 in there is the important one.
5) Submit a sitemap for your new website. This will make sure you know when Google has indexed your new website.
6) Important: Even though you have done everything properly there is a chance your rankings will change. To help prevent this, update as many third party links as you can to your new site. This won't be possible for all links since you won't have control over them but you should try contacting the website owners who have linked to you to update their links. You should also try getting new links to your new domain.
You can find all the sites you have linked to you by logging into your webmaster tools account and clicking your OLD domain. Then go to 'Your site on the web' and then to 'Links to your site'.
Nothing will be instant here, it will take a few days for everything to update but the above is the way Google recommends you do it.
HTH

Frameset name and index.html

Hi:
I am new student taking Dreamweaver 8 at local college. We
have been working on frames and I am so very confused. I have read
via other resources that one should save a frameset as index.html.
The instructor did not offer this information, allowing us to think
we should have frameset page and an index page.
Today, we had hands on mid term and we were instructed to
make a frameset consisting only of 2 frames, which sounded easy
enough...we were asked to name the frameset by a particular name
and then to dowload an index.html. We were then asked to insert
navigation bar on frame page, which had no other content... I am so
confused now...Most of us did not finish the exam. Please, please
help me....Should the frameset name be index.html? Thank you so
much.

> We have been working on frames and I am so very
confused.
Apparently so is your teacher. This is inexcusable. Frames
are SOOO 90's.
There are MANY reasons not to use them and not to teach them.
Tell your
teacher I said so. In case he/she wants to do some reading,
go here -
As far as I know, the most comprehensive discussions of
frames and their
potential problems can be found on these two links -
http://apptools.com/rants/framesevil.php
http://www.tjkdesign.com/articles/frames/
> I have read via other resources that one
> should save a frameset as index.html.
If you want the frameset to load when someone first comes
into your domain
with
http://www.example.com, then you
would name it with the default
filename prescribed by your host - while that *may* be
"index.html" it might
also be index.htm, or default.htm, or home.htm, or...
> The instructor did not offer this
> information, allowing us to think we should have
frameset page and an
> index
> page.
It would also be possible to have that as well. Thus, the
initial page that
loads when you enter the site is NOT a framed page.
> we were asked to name
> the frameset by a particular name and then to dowload an
index.html
Download? You mean you had to GET a file from the server? Or
did you mean
to UPLOAD something to the server? You can see that you have
confused me,
too....
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> Hi:
>
> I am new student taking Dreamweaver 8 at local college.
We have been
> working
> on frames and I am so very confused. I have read via
other resources that
> one
> should save a frameset as index.html. The instructor did
not offer this
> information, allowing us to think we should have
frameset page and an
> index
> page.
>
> Today, we had hands on mid term and we were instructed
to make a frameset
> consisting only of 2 frames, which sounded easy
enough...we were asked to
> name
> the frameset by a particular name and then to dowload an
index.html. We
> were
> then asked to insert navigation bar on frame page, which
had no other
> content... I am so confused now...Most of us did not
finish the exam.
> Please,
> please help me....Should the frameset name be
index.html? Thank you so
> much.
>

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