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www.mydomain.com/parent/child.htm how? - 2/28/2002 1:48:18
As I read in FrontPage 2000 Unleashed, " the structure of parent-child relationships is limited to a single level of pages."
Does this mean that it isn't possible to do the following with FrontPage 2000...
www.mydomain.com/parent/child.htm
And I have to stick to all...
www.mydomain.com/child.htm ?????
Either way, I really want to be able to have the illusion of depth in my site, and need some help on how to do what I have asked about.
Thanks in advance,
Dave
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RE: www.mydomain.com/parent/child.htm how? - 2/28/2002 2:03:57
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Does this mean that it isn't possible to do the following with FrontPage 2000...
www.mydomain.com/parent/child.htm
And I have to stick to all...
www.mydomain.com/child.htm ?????
Absolutely not!
William Lee
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RE: www.mydomain.com/parent/child.htm how? - 2/28/2002 2:18:08
Sooooo....
How can I go about doing so in FrontPage???
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RE: www.mydomain.com/parent/child.htm how? - 2/28/2002 2:35:16
If I am not mistaken, that bit about parent-child structure is about navigation in FP webs.
You want mydomain.com/parent/child.htm where parent is a folder or directory? Just right click at the top of Folder List and select New Folder.
Screenshot at http://www.frontpagewebmaster.com/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=12073
Or go to File>New>Folder
Edited by - William Lee on 02/28/2002 08:08:21
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RE: www.mydomain.com/parent/child.htm how? - 2/28/2002 3:03:28
*printscreen size too large, I deleted it.
Edited by - William Lee on 02/28/2002 03:05:23
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RE: www.mydomain.com/parent/child.htm how? - 2/28/2002 4:43:36
If its Navigation...
In Navigation (nav) View you can drag any file from any folder regardless of the parent child relationship in folder view. The child/parent for nav is the way things look in nav view, and from there it is "only one level deep" I believe the product MenuPlus addresses that problem http://www.frontpagecommerce.com/shop/shopdisplayproducts.asp?id=7&cat=Cool+Tools
If its subwebs
[Its in File-->New-->Web. make sure that the checkbox "Add to current web" is checked. This creates a subweb in your "root" web? Is that it?
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