Uploading to my own domain namep

Question

Would someone be willing to give me step by step instructions for publishing a site from my iWeb(not all sites, just one--I have 3 sites in my iWeb as of now) to my newly purchased godaddy domain name?
I know my way around iWeb but am a complete idiot when it comes to domains, etc.
To clarify:
I have 3 sites within my iWeb
1. My own blog that tons of people have in their favorites, and is quite extensive
2. A nonprofit site whose address is already on numerous flyers, etc.
Both us these I just hit publish and use the dotmac/mobileme address.
3. Just started a business whose pages I have not worked extensively on, but is connected to my
dotmac/mobile me address and I want to always publish this one to my new godaddy domain
name. (I haven't published these pages yet all, they're still red in my iWeb menu.
In your response maybe you could tell me if I should start over from scratch with the No. 3 site to make things easier when publishing. If so I need to know how to do that, as well.
I hope this makes some sort of sense. Please help if you can.

Answer 1

JuleeAnnW:
You want to have your 3rd site, the business site, separate from your other two and be connected to the domain name you purchased from GoDaddy, right?
What I would do is separate the blog site, the non profit site and business site from each other. I use iWebSites to manage multiple sites.. It lets me create multiple sites and multiple domain files.
If you have multiple sites in one domain file here's the workflow I used to split them into individual site files with iWebSites. Be sure to make a backup copy of your original Domain.sites files before starting the splitting process.
After you've separated the files and have each in their own domain file you should republish them. I'd publish the blog first then the non profit and lastly the business.
When you publish the blog site it will delete the other two so that's why you'll need to republish each. You may have to republished a second time .
*NOTE: As mentioned earlier make sure you have a backup copy of your original domain file containing all 3 sites just in case.*
Once you get them separated and published use iWebSites to open the site you want to edit and work on. I now have over 45 individual sites (each site is a separate page of my overall primary family site).
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