different iWeb sites possible?

You can definitely have multiple sites, even at the same time. I think whichever one is at the top is the default one.

i.e. http://web.mac.com/username goes to default one, whereas you can still have other ones available via http://web.mac.come/username/sitename

 

How to move website(s) to a different computer?

I am making a website for my boss, and she would like to have a copy of it for her computer that she can work on. We are having difficulty moving from one to the other. Do you guys know how to do this? We also tried making two websites, which makes it even more confusing because when you go to iWebSites and click on the names, either one of the two websites might show up, not necessarily the one you clicked on. The only way to move it around at all is USB, but even then when I open iWeb on her computer, it seems to replace sites she has made, and vice versa on my computer.

Can anyone help!? it doesn't seem like it should be this hard to work on a website from a different computer.

 

If you're using iWeb '08, it uses a weird "Domain" file for storing websites. It IS possible to merge two domain files together, using a little program called iWebSites - this sounds like what you're trying to do, no?

 

Thanks so much for the help! but I am still having some problems...I followed the directions on the link you sent for how to publish to a folder. The problem is that when you publish to a folder you can't change anything. So my boss won't be able to work on the website for her own computer..

Also, when using iwebsites I get a lot of inconsistency. I have a website called T1. I also have TA & TB, and another test website called J. when I click on T1 (the real website we are trying to move around) I could get EITHER that websites or one of the three other websites open up. This is really not very reliable because sometimes websites disappear for quite a while and it makes me think that saving changes might be completely useless....so basically..HELP! I'm not very good with computers haha!

 

How about storing the domain folder on a shared drive?