Using password protection

I am novice level.
I have a web site built with Dreamweaver CS3 and have
family-related pages with pix of the family. I want to make pages
within the "family" group of pages available only to selected
people who have a password. I have learned that the site has been
indexed by Google and this has raised alarms by family members.
I need a simple way to make all of the "family"-related pages
password protected. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Chris

Hi Michael,
Nice article.
E Michael Brandt skrev:
> Dooza wrote:
>> dchrismiller wrote:
>>> I am novice level.
>>> I have a web site built with Dreamweaver CS3 and
have family-related
>>> pages with pix of the family. I want to make
pages within the
>>> "family" group of pages available only to
selected people who have a
>>> password. I have learned that the site has been
indexed by Google and
>>> this has raised alarms by family members.
>>
>> Google images has been pissing me off too, and I
can't find a way to
>> stop them indexing my images. All day long I get
referrals from Google
>> looking at images on my site. Its just a blog god
damn it, leave it
>> alone Google!!!!
>>
>> Sorry :)
>>
>> Steve
>
> Dooza - You can prevent hotlinking of your images. I
have an Article on
> this subject:
>
>
http://divahtml.com/articles-tutorials/hotlinking/prevent_hotlinking_ie6.php
>
>
> You would omit my line #5 in this section:
>
> "Our current .htaccess code to prevent hotlinking:"
>
>
Kim
http://www.geekministry.com

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