Publishing to a website

can anyone advise me on publishing to my website?
I am new to the whole process?

JeanEke wrote:
can anyone advise me on publishing to my website?
After you have finished your book in iBooks Author, you export to the .ibooks or .pdf format and then upload the file to your server. Exactly how to do that is something you need to find out from the people who run your server, it has nothing to do with iBooks Author or Apple. If in the .ibooks format, your book would have to be free.

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Publishing 2 separate websites

I am sorry, I have searched and searched and still have not found the answer I am looking for.
I am trying to publish 2 separate websites using iweb. The first website I have made was for a friend, using their own personal domain. When I go into my MobileMe account his site is listed as my own personal domain.
I would like to publish a second website just using my MobileMe domain and don't know how to do that. Everytime I click on publish to MobileMe, only the first account publishes (I think) and can be viewed.
How do I publish that second website to the generic url that MobileMe uses?

You can separate before publishing. Just be sure to make a backup copy of the original Domain file and move it to another located before starting the separation workflow. Using iWebsites duplicate the domain file and rename the copy for one of the sites. Open the duplicate with iWeb thru iWebSites and delete the site you don't want in that file. Do the same with the other domain file, i.e. rename it for the site it represents, open with iWeb and delete the site that doesn't belong.. As you can see in the screenshots that I posted you can have multiple sites, all named in iWeb with a name that indicates what the site is about but not necessarily the same name as the published site.
You will end up with two domain files in that iWeb folder: Site 1 and Site 2. When opening a site to work on always go thru iWebSites. Just easier and safer, IMO, that way.
Once you get the sites separated and published keep current backup copies of those domain files. I've created an Automator backup workflow, inspired by Varkgirl's original efforts, that will copy the User/Library/Application Support/iWeb folder and the domain files in it to the Desktop replacing any previous copy there. You can open the workflow in Automator, as described in the Read Me file, and change the destination of the backup. After each edit run the workflow to make sure your backup is current.
OT

What are the steps to publish a local website to Creative Cloud?

Other than a mention of using Business Catalyst, I don't see instructions for publishing a local website to Creative Cloud. A membership includes up to 5 sites. Do you have to publish from Business Catalyst?
Thanks,
Sherry Bishop

I'm looking for options for students to use in class. Since CC offers 5 free sites, I would like to know what would be the easiest way for beginners to upload a site that could be accessed by the instructor and other class members. Would that be Behance?
Thanks, Sherry
"If you never depart, you never arrive."

How do I publish a single website of three?

Hi everyone,
I have version 1.1.2 of iWeb, and am having a problem.
I originally created a single website and published it in two places (.mac and godaddy.com). Since the websites were identical, there were no problems and both sites accurately reflected the material created in iWeb.
Recently it became necessary to modify one website, but not the other. Also it became clear that an additional website was needed.
All three of these websites (all "in place" now) are "nearly" identical, but the second website has an additional "download" button that I don't want the other two websites to have.
Now my "Site Organizer" shows, "Site 1, Site 2 and Site 3" with the second line for each site showing the title of the main page (which is the same title for all three), followed by a third line that consists of the single word, "Reviews" . . . also the same for all three.
When I load the #2 site to the one being hosted by godaddy.com, it doesn't display! After a call to tech support, I had to go into their html editor to edit the index.html file that resides on the "root directory" of the FTP server, and change a number. This change is necessary every time I upload a modified version of the website! I want to avoid the extra tweaking.
In order to upload the site to the FTP server, I have to publish to a folder, where the "folder" is the "primary" folder of my home folder (the FTP server won't read subdirectories). The problem is that all the sites in my iWeb program end up together in the same place.
I can still choose "Site 2" to upload, and this is done correctly. But the index.html file seems to be the same file for ALL the sites (there is only one of these), and is not correct for site 2 . . . which is why the index file must be modified before the site 2 website will display!
Is there a way to "publish to a folder" and get only the site I want to be published, along with the appropriate index file . . . and NOT the other two websites that have been created? I would like to publish THOSE other two sites to a DIFFERENT folder, without ALL the sites) Apparently, the index.html file (created during the "publish to a folder" process) is the same for all the websites. Maybe this will be different if I can publish only ONE site at a time to a specific and separate folder.
This problem can be worked around, it seems. But I find the process cumbersome, and would certainly appreciate finding out about an easier way! I really cannot afford a new computer with an intel processor, right now (for an updated version of iWeb), so I am stuck with a five year old computer and a PowerPC G5 processor.
Thank you in advance,
Brad Crouch

Bigger Brad wrote:
I am curious . . . how were you able to include the graphic path depiction in your post? It was very good and conveyed the proper information at a glance! I have taken a snapshot of your graphic...
Brad ~ In this case you don't need your own snapshot, as that graphic is in this Apple doc:
_iWeb: Backing up your Domain file_
In Safari, right-click (or Control-click) the image there and choose +Open Image in New Tab+. Then in Safari's address bar you'll see that the image address is:
/___sbsstatic___/migration-images/129/12974857-1.jpg
...To include that image in a post, use this HTML:
Before posting, switch from Compose mode to Preview mode to check that the image appears as expected.
And if you want to post a larger image, such as a _screen shot_, go here:
http://www.imageno.com
...upload your screen shot and from the resulting page, copy & paste the *"HTML code for webpages"* into your post. Switch from Compose mode to Preview mode to check that the clickable thumbnail works before posting. Here's an example — clicking on the thumbnail will open a new window containing a larger version:

PDF Portfolio published as a website

I published my PDF Portfolio as a website instead of linking to the actual PDF. It no longer has the search box in the upper right-hand corner like the PDF version does. How do you search the entire portfolio, or even a section, when it is an html?

Having the web pages/files (the "website") you upload it a web server; in time Google, Bing and others will crawl the "pages" and then you can use the web search engine.
Or install a web search engine on the local machine.
Or use the OS's search engine to index and thus be able to search the files.
Load faster? Ok (although I've some reservations on that).
Print just a "section"? That can be done from the Portfolio (the Print dialog for Reader / Acrobat is very versatile - play with it...).
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Published version of website different to whats visible in iWeb.

I have created a website: musictherapybedfordshire.co.uk in iWeb and published via Filezilla. Once published a version of my menu bar has been added vertically down the left hand side of every page pushing all the main text down the page. This is in addition to the menu bar across the top of the page as I want it. How can I go about correcting this as I don't see it like this with the mistakes in iWeb?

Check both circled checkboxes for each page in your site:
OT

How to publish an iWeb website to an already existing wesbite?

I'm updating my companies website using iWeb. I would like to publish the sight but would also like to leave the existing website until all the editing is complete. I've never really used iWeb or any website program before and need some help.
Thanks,
Michael

Hi michael
Why not create a Dir in your Old site Called "test"
Publish your Iweb Site to "test" dir
Then while you are testing you can Navigate to
www.yoursite.com/test/Iwebsite
to see if everything works, and when you are happy, Backup up then delete old site, then publish New Iweb site cleanly to your web server.

Site Studio Publishing to remote websites in 11g

I'm checking to see if anyone has had success with publishing to an external site using site studio publisher. the UI seems to only allow publishing to a local file store. we are trying to publish to an external vanilla web server that does not have any knowledge of ucm/ecm.
The SSP doc states this in section 1.1:
"At some point, you may find that you would like to create a static copy of
a Web site and transfer it from an Oracle Content Server environment to a
pure web server environment that is not running an Oracle Content Server
instance."
we can work around by setting up some alternate push from the local file system to the external website but was wondering if anyone has been able to make this work natively in 11g. any response is appreciated.
thanks,
Robert

You only need to install the Subscription Client on the target server, and it will unzip the HTML to the correct places.

Can i publish an iWeb website to any host?

I want to use iWeb to build a website but i don't use mobile me.
I have a domain name with 1&1 and I have all the relevant ftp information but i can't see how you can publish a site made in iWeb unless it's through mobile me.
So does anyone know how I can get a site i've just made onto the internet without using mobile me? my web hosters are 1and1.
many thanks
Joe

Joe:
Welcome to the Apple Discussions. Yes you can publish an iWeb site to any host server. It involves publishing to a folder on the Desktop (or anywhere you want it to reside on the HD) and then uploading the contents of that folder, a site folder and an index.html file, to your server using an ftp client like the free Cyberduck.
Enter the ftp information into Cyberduck and upload.
OT

Why do many Typekit fonts look bad on publish of Muse website?

I have published more than a dozen websites with Adobe Muse and Typekit fonts. I have really been drawn to Typekit and the beautifull fonts it brings into Muse. When I am in design mode on a Muse site the fonts look great. My problem is when I preview the site withing Adobe Muse or publish it online the fonts rasterize terribly. I understand that certain fonts display better smaller or bigger but even when I apply this knowledge in my design it still often shows a lack of clarity in fonts. Is there a way to help these fonts appear better? Perhaps I am missing something here but what I don't know.

Every OS, OS version and browser renders live text differently. This is true of fonts served from Typekit as well as fonts installed in the local system. I expect the variation you're seeing is the differences between the AIR rendering in the Design view, the Webkit rendering in Muse Preview and the browser+OS+OS version rendering for whatever environment you're using.
There's a 7 part blog post on typekit.com that explains all the interactions and variations across OSes, OS versions and browsers.
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IWeb won't publish changes to website without adding "/SiteName"

I'm trying to publish changes to my website with a URL that is an established domain name.
When I click "Publish Site", iWeb adds "/SiteName" to the URL and the changes are
published to "URL/SiteName". But when I search for my site on Google (it pops up
readily as the website has been accessed many many times), the OLD, UNCHANGED
website with the old URL comes up. To get the revised website, users would have
to specifically use the CHANGED URL, "URL/SiteName."
Every time I try to remove "Site Name" from the blank for Site name, iWeb puts
"SiteName" back in. How do I keep the Site name slot blank so that iWeb will
publish my changes to the old familiar URL that can be found on Google?
As a Server engineer commented to me, "There has been a folder called [SiteName] uploaded
recently to the root [URL] of your account. This make me suspect that iWeb is set to publish in the
wrong directory. Make sure it is publishing to the public_html directory."
I put "public_html" into Directory/Path. Still no changes to my website at URL; changes have
been published only to "URL/SiteName".
Any help available?

That is the way that iWeb works and it is normal practice to get the url with the Sitename in it. As you have found, if you try to leave the sitename blank, iWeb will put it back in.
The server engineer that you spoke to is correct that your site folder has been uploaded to your 'public_html" folder on your server.
If you want your url without the sitename included, then you need to upload the contents only from your site folder and NOT the whole folder itself and then your url will be http://www.domain.com without the http://www.domain.com/sitename/page name.html.
You can achieve this by publishing your site to a local folder from iWeb and then you need to download an ftp programme such as Cyberduck or Yummy ftp. You then use either of these 2 to upload only the contents of your site folder to your 'public_html' folder on your server and if you just upload the contents and NOT the whole folder itself, then your url will be http://www.domain.com.
Sometimes putting 'public_html' into the Directory/Path will not work and you'll need to strart from scratch, so you'll need an ftp programme so that you can link up to your server and you can see exactly what is in your public_html folder on your server and delete the site folder and start again, by then uploading just the contents of your site folder rather than the whole folder itself.
Ultimately, what you need to do is upload the contents and the contents only of your site folder and NOT the whole folder itself to get your url back to http://www.domain.com without the sitename.

Publishing 2 different websites w/ iWeb 1.1.2

I'm working with iWeb 1.1.2. Is it possible 2 publish 2 different sites using this App.?
I have one website up and running no problem (an interior design site) however, after I created a 2nd site, registered the domain name, when I log onto it, it bounces me to the Interior Design site and not the one I just created.
I'm using Netfirms to host the sites and they have told me it's an Apple problem.
Is this true? And any suggestions of where I go from here.
Thanks so much in advance,
Braden

If they are separated into separate domain files there will be two items in iWebSites window. if there are just one you can duplicate the one domain file, rename it for one of the sites, open it and delete the site you don't want in that domain file. Then duplicate the original domain file that contains both sites, rename the duplicate for the other site, open in iWeb, delete the unwanted site and save. Then use iWebSites to open and switch sites.
This screenshot shows you what a domain file with one and more than one site in it looks like in iWebSites.
Click to view full size
Or go to your User/Library/Application Support/iWeb folder and drag the two domain files that are named for the sites into the Dock. Then you can just click on the site file in the Dock you want to open and work on.

Publishing (updating) one website publishes ALL my sites.

I have 5 websites through iWeb. If I add something to one of them, maybe a single picture, and I want to publish the change, I hit "Publish", but it ends up re-publishing all my sites, I can tell because it says what it is publishing and it goes through all my sites. A small update can take minutes to publish because of this.
Also, then when I "announce" web-site through email, ALL my sites are listed. I can delete the others from the email message, but still...
Is there some way that I can make these two annoying things go away?
roger

Hi everybody,
If you have multiple websites that are completely independent from each other and publish to the same .Mac account and use iLife '06 you might have a look at iWebSites
http://mistergregg.com/cocoadrillosoftware/iWebSites/
If you publish to folder have a look at the following page instead
http://multiplewebsites.iwebfaq.org (Chapter 4)
However, just to be sure, no matter what you do you should always make a backup before. Here's how:
http://backup.iwebfaq.org
Regards,
Cédric
PS: I hope I could help you at least a little bit...

Publishing IWeb Created Website in AOL Space

Hi!
I created a website using iWeb. It was very easy to do. However when I tried to publish it on my AOL webspace, it did not work. I uploaded the contents of the desktop folder to my AOL FTP space but when I went to the URL, neither the text not the jpgs displayed properly.
Am I doing anything wrong? Has anyone successfully uploaded an iWeb created website to AOL space?
Thanks in advance for your help and advice.
Most cordially,
Rudy
([email protected])
iMacG5 Mac OS X (10.4.7)

I uploaded the contents of
the desktop folder to my AOL FTP space
How did you do this? I think you must use a real ftp
program and not the AOL uploader, as the latter will
not preserve the structure of your site, which is
required for it to work right.
Like others, I recommend you use another host. AOL
is just a pain.
Hi Tom!
Thank you for your insights.
What is a real FTP program and where does one find it? Also can a real FTP program be used with AOL? I uploaded to my AOL webspace usng the buttons and tools that AOL provides for doing this.Is there any other way?
Thank you for your help.
Most cordially,
Rudy
([email protected])
iMacG5 Mac OS X (10.4.7)

Once I purchase version, can I publish on any website?

Hello! I am brand, brand-spanking new to Captivate and Adobe products. I asked the Adobe Help Desk if, after purchasing Captivate to create e-learning, I could just let my students access them. The Help Desk people told me that, no, my students each had to purchase a license in order to even see the e-learning that I had created for them. I thought this is ridiculous so thought I'd ask y'all what the real situation is. Once I purchase a version, can't I just publish my e-learning to any website I want?
Thanks!

Yes you can just publish your projects to HTML/SWF or HTML5, upload them to a website and give the link to anyone to view in their web browser. The Help Desk person obviously misunderstood your question and thought you were asking if end users could also use Captivate itself, rather than just view the output.

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