Domain forwarding from iWeb to Wordpress - I messed up..

[TheRedOx]

I think I screwed up pretty bad.
What I'm trying to do is get rid of my iWeb site at http://www.trentandmandy.com/Home.html
I've made a wonderful new site with WordPress and I want that to be the new site at my domain so that when people type in: trentandmandy.com it will go to the new wordpress site. I've been building it under trentandmandy.com/wordpress and I just changed the wp-admin settings to not use the /wordpress anymore for the URL - now it's completely broken and I can't get back in. Can anyone help me with this? Sorry, I'm completely panicking right now.

[TheRedOx]

Okay, I'm back working for now with these tips:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Changing_The_Site_URL

Now, how do I accomplish what I want to do correctly?

[angelwatt]

Okay, I'm back working for now with these tips:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Changing_The_Site_URL

Now, how do I accomplish what I want to do correctly?
I think that is the correct way to fix it. That's why it's on WordPress's site.

[TheRedOx]

Yes, that worked. WordPress' documentation is absolutely fantastic, very helpful for noobs like me ;)

But, I still want it to be where when somebody types trentandmandy.com into the address bar of their browser it will take them to the new wordpress site rather than default to the old crappy iWeb site. I assume it's a simple setting on the server, GoDaddy is my host.
Oh, and I don't think I want to show www/trentandmandy.com/wordpress up there either -that's what I was trying to amend when I blew it up.

[angelwatt]

In the root directory of your site the page that gets shown is generally index.html or index.php depending on how the web server is setup. iWeb likely created a index.html file for your site, which I believe is taking over when you enter you domain name. Remove that file and I think it'll keep it from going there.

The Wordpress root should have a index.php. Following the directions from the link you provided you should be able to have the WordPress files at your web site root directory.

I hope that makes some sense. I think I may have misinterpreted what you said earlier as I thought that it was working the way you wanted already.

[TheRedOx]

Got it all working....Thanks so much angelwatt!!!
New site works the way I want it to!
I also used these instructions as far as getting rid of the /wordpress

http://codex.wordpress.org/Giving_WordPress_Its_Own_Directory

-Trent