Iweb : site en 2 parties ?

j'ai créé un site avec 2 parties une sans mot de passe et une avec mot de passe. Comment faire pour avoir accèse à la partie avec mot de passe ? Est-ce possible ?

Bonjour Clementelle,
Bienvenue dans le forum de Apple...
Malheureusement mon français n'est pas le meilleure mais je vais essayer...
Alors... Vu que t'as deux sites en iWeb chaque site a son nom en iWeb...
L'adresse du site est la suivante: web.mac.com/ton-nom/
Le premier site en iWeb c'est celui que tu vois en tapent cette adresse en Safari où un autre browser
Alors tu est réorientée à l'adresse web.mac.com/ton-nom/NomSite1/nomdelapage.html
Pour voir le deuxième site (site2) il faut taper dans le browser web.mac.com/ton-nom/NomSite2/
Si tu veux que les visiteurs soyent capable de choisir quel site ils veulent visiter il faut faire un troisième site et le placer premier dans la liste (on va l'appeler index celui là) des sites en iWeb. Ce site sera seulement une page index. Dans la page tu met "Bienvenues - choisissez le site le quel vous voudriez visiter" et puis tu mets deux link:
-web.mac.com/ton-nom/site1/
-web.mac.com/ton-nom/site2/
maintenant quand les visiteurs tipent dans leurs browser web.mac.com/ton-nom/ ils sont réorienté au site index et puis ils choisissent...
Si non tu lui donne simplement l'adresse web.mac/ton-nom/site2/ ou tu fait un link dans ton site1 au site2...
Si tu n'utilise pas .mac c'est la même chose... tonadressedebase.com/nomdusite/
Salutations,
Cédric

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