is there a way to change the iweb address?

[erikpmort]

is there a way for me to change the web address on my iweb page so i can make it something people can remember?

 

[adrianblaine]

is there a way for me to change the web address on my iweb page so i can make it something people can remember?

I use iWeb a lot, but I'm not sure what you are asking... iWeb creates an index.html page, so it really depends on your domain name which doesn't have anything to do with iWeb.

 

[zane]

Not if you are useing .mac

 

[aristobrat]

is there a way for me to change the web address on my iweb page so i can make it something people can remember?

You can buy a domain name at a place like GoDaddy and have it redirect to your iWeb page, like:

http://www.jasonrico.com

is the same thing as

http://web.mac.com/jason.rico

 

[erikpmort]

domain name

yeah thats what its called the domain name.... how much is it to get the redirecting thing? is godaddy the best place to do it?

thanks!

 

[aristobrat]

GoDaddy calls the redirecting thing "Forwarding", and it's included in the price of registering a domain name with them.

Well, it is on my domains that I registered with them 2 years ago. I assume it's still the same.

I've had no problems with GoDaddy. I find their web site a little obnoxious, but it's pretty easy to use to make changes to your domain name and stuff after registering.

 

[Claudia]

I was wondering how one changes their start site? You see, so far I have one site and its under one .mac account, I have decided to create a .mac alias name and it is with this new alias that i would like to have my new site draw from. I read on iWeb that if I want to have a new start site I should drag my new site to the old site with the name of the start site I wish to have. The problem: I only have one site and that site is the start site so how do i make a second site that will be a new start site? Does any of this make any sense? If it does, I owe you a cookie or three

 

[bbergie]

I'm not certain if I fully understand what you're asking about, but you might want to check out iWeb Sites––http://versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/28840––which allows you to develop more than one site with iWeb.

Hope this helps.