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Here's a quick Freeola tip for you...
Have you ever wanted to provide a simple web address to use in a leaflet or by word of mouth that takes a visitor directly to the required page?
i.e. www.yoursite.co.uk/sale Works well for /map /offer /gallery etc.
All you need to do is create a directory or folder with the required name and then make sure (or it won't work!) the web page within the folder is called index.htm [or .html .shtml] then when a visitor types your site address with the /name they will see your page!
Here's an example live link for England: www.hmmm.ip3.co.uk/england
That's it...
To correct typos - I wish there was a preview option...
Have you ever wanted to provide a simple web address to use in a leaflet or by word of mouth that takes a visitor directly to the required page?
i.e. www.yoursite.co.uk/sale Works well for /map /offer /gallery etc.
All you need to do is create a directory or folder with the required name and then make sure (or it won't work!) the web page within the folder is called index.htm [or .html .shtml] then when a visitor types your site address with the /name they will see your page!
Here's an example live link for England: www.hmmm.ip3.co.uk/england
That's it...
Hmmm... wrote:
> Here's a quick Freeola tip for you...
>
>
> Have you ever wanted to provide a simple web address to use in a
> leaflet or by word of mouth that takes a visitor directly to the
> required page?
>
> i.e. www.yoursite.co.uk/sale Works well for /map
> /offer /gallery etc.
>
> All you need to do is create a directory or folder with the
> required name and then make sure (or it won't work!) the web
> page within the folder is called index.htm [or .html
> .shtml] then when a visitor types your site address with the
> /name they will see your page!
>
> Here's an example live link for England:
> www.hmmm.ip3.co.uk/england
>
> That's it...
>
>
>
That is very true !
That's very simple (nice one) - i cannot believe you won a prize for it lol !
Freeola are very generous !
> Here's a quick Freeola tip for you...
>
>
> Have you ever wanted to provide a simple web address to use in a
> leaflet or by word of mouth that takes a visitor directly to the
> required page?
>
> i.e. www.yoursite.co.uk/sale Works well for /map
> /offer /gallery etc.
>
> All you need to do is create a directory or folder with the
> required name and then make sure (or it won't work!) the web
> page within the folder is called index.htm [or .html
> .shtml] then when a visitor types your site address with the
> /name they will see your page!
>
> Here's an example live link for England:
> www.hmmm.ip3.co.uk/england
>
> That's it...
>
>
>
That is very true !
That's very simple (nice one) - i cannot believe you won a prize for it lol !
Freeola are very generous !
Here's a quick Freeola tip for you...
Have you ever wanted to provide a simple web address to use in a leaflet or by word of mouth that takes a visitor directly to the required page?
i.e. www.yoursite.co.uk/sale Works well for /map /offer /gallery etc.
All you need to do is create a directory or folder with the required name and then make sure (or it won't work!) the web page within the folder is called index.htm [or .html .shtml] then when a visitor types your site address with the /name they will see your page!
Here's an example live link for England: www.hmmm.ip3.co.uk/england
That's it...
To correct typos - I wish there was a preview option...
Have you ever wanted to provide a simple web address to use in a leaflet or by word of mouth that takes a visitor directly to the required page?
i.e. www.yoursite.co.uk/sale Works well for /map /offer /gallery etc.
All you need to do is create a directory or folder with the required name and then make sure (or it won't work!) the web page within the folder is called index.htm [or .html .shtml] then when a visitor types your site address with the /name they will see your page!
Here's an example live link for England: www.hmmm.ip3.co.uk/england
That's it...