iWeb + Own Domain = URL Question

[creator2456]

I am in the process of getting my website together over the summer, but I have noticed one thing. When I put in my URL (http://www.brianbauerdesign.com), it redirects/changes to (http://brianbauerdesign.com/Site/Home.html).

How do I get it not to change?

Also, I am just using iWeb to get a rough page thrown up while I work on one in Dreamweaver. How would I go about uploading the forth-coming dreamweaver page so it would be like I uploaded through iWeb (if that makes sense?)?

 

[ArtOfWarfare]

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Well... I don't have a lot of experience with publishing my own webpages or iWeb... but I think it got "Site" from the name of the group of documents and "Home.html" from the name of the specific document.

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I would imagine your other more professional app will let you choose to organize it another way.

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Or I would search around the computer for a hidden file named "Site" and see if I can rearrange the files so that yours is at the root... if that makes any sense. It's probably not a good idea... and I'm considering not even mentioning it... it seems highly likely you could end up breaking your website and iWeb (along with who knows what else?)

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Well, even if I didn't help you at least I bumped your topic so maybe someone else with more experience will come and help. Or at least come in and scream "NOOOO! Don't do the stupid thing ArtOfWarfare suggested!"

 

[pjrobertson]

I'm guessing you're using .mac to host your files?

The only thing you could have is a redirect page in your base / directory (or a .htaccess file) that redirects the browsers to site/

Not sure about your uploading question, but your best bet is to download an FTP client (does .mac support it?!)
e.g. Cyberduck (free)
If you can login using FTP have a look in that directory.