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Thursday, 26 January 2006
subdomains--reading what they are. How do you put content in them?
I have a site with the Argon package, which includes 5 free subdomains. I'd like to use one of these to organize some material on the site that is related and should be kept together.

My question is this: I got angelfire to name that subdomain for me this afternoon, but now how do I access the subdomain in the webshell so that I can put content in it? Someone, please help! I'm going nuts trying to find an answer.


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Thursday, 26 January 2006 - 10:03 PM EST

Name: journal2/eajones
Home Page: http://calif-journal.com

Good Day

Not to fear, it's really simple.

1 - Choose a name for your subdomaine. For this example lets call it "widgets".

2 - Go to your webshell and create a new DIRECTORY named widgets.

3 - Go to My account>Domaine Info and click on "Add Subdomaine"

4 - Name it widgets

5 - On next page, choose Angelfire assignment", add the word widget after your your user name.

Thats it.

Open your widget directory, create an index.html file, and create a whole new website. Your subdomaine will now be accesed at http://domaine_name/widgets/

Al-J

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Thursday, 26 January 2006 - 11:56 PM EST

Name: Al-J

CORRECTION

Your sub domain will be accessed at http://widgets.domaine_name/

Al-J

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