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andyb 02-10-2005 15:51

ntl webspace
 
hi all,
ive been building my personal site for a while now just using ntl's provided web space @ the moment, and i have recently purchased a domain name for it which is up and running, the problem i have is, when i or anybody on my site goes to the next page the original http://homepage.ntlworld.com/ bla bla bla is showing in the address bar instead of the domain name, do i have to rename all the pages ? if so can anybody help? or is there a script that i can use simular to the toolbar script available ?
Or if anyone can point me in the right direction that would be great
tnx a lot andy

carrera 02-10-2005 15:58

Re: ntl webspace
 
What you need to do is enable something called "framed web forwarding".

Take a look at the options on the place that is hosting your domain name.

andyb 02-10-2005 16:28

Re: ntl webspace
 
That's great i have checked the control panel and cant see any options for "framed web forwarding" so i have contacted them to see if that can be set up tnx a lot for the speedy answer

http://www.26xx002.com

ikthius 02-10-2005 18:56

Re: ntl webspace
 
your links at the bottom, are all in one line and it loks as if you have to scroll a long way.

break it up with a couple of well placed <BR> and try to reduce the size of your images so that eveything is on the page nice and neat.

I use a program calle easy Thumbnails to resize my images, it was free when I got it, it should be free still.

yip you also need to try to make your website have the framed forwarding thing, I never used that option, I just wanted a domain to make it easier for people to get to my site.

ik


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