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Chapter 1 Creating a Website With iWeb 19

When you add a new webpage to a site, iWeb automatically adds a link for it to the

navigation menu. You can prevent a page from appearing in the navigation menu

using the Page Inspector. For more information, see “Setting up the navigation menu

(table of contents)” in iWeb Help.

Rename a Website or Webpage

When you add a new website or webpage, iWeb gives it a default name; you can

rename it at any time.

The site name appears in your website’s URL:

http://web.mac.com/YourMemberName/iWeb/SiteName

The page name appears at the top of the visitor’s browser window:

To rename a webpage or website:

m Double-click the name in the site organizer and type the new name.

If you hear a beep, you can’t use the character you typed.

Deleting Webpages and Websites

You can delete a webpage or website at any time by selecting it in the site organizer

and pressing Delete. (The content is permanently deleted unless you choose Edit >

Undo Delete immediately.)

When you delete a webpage, it is automatically removed from the navigation menu.

A website must contain at least one webpage, so if you try to delete the only page in

a site, the template chooser appears.

If you already published a website to .Mac, deleting the site or one of its pages in

iWeb doesn't delete it from the web. Your website on .Mac is updated the next time

you publish another site using iWeb.

When you delete a published website (and don’t republish a site with the same site

name), anyone who tries to visit the site (by typing in the URL or using a bookmark)

sees a message that the site couldn't be found.

For more information, see “Unpublishing a site” in iWeb Help.

The webpage name you specify

here appears in the title bar of

the browser window when

someone visits your website.

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