Re: TECH: Googlepages

On Tue, 6 Mar 2007 05:16:17 -0800, David J. Peterson
<dedalvs@...> wrote:

>Roger wrote:
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>Could one perhaps create a home page "index.html" or "contents.html"
>from which to link to all the others???? (lots of <a href...> stuff)  BTW, I
>haven't yet investigated this, but is it possible to edit the html? in case,
>for ex. you forgot to close a <B> or <I> tag or mis-typed the closing
>tag (which I seem to do with annoying frequency) :-(((
> >>
>
>Well that's the thing.  Every single one of my languages has a
>phonology page, and they're all called phonology.html.  They
>remain separate because each one is in its own folder as
>/languagename/phonology.html.  If you can't upload folders,
>then what you have to do is have name.googlepages.com/
>languagenamephonology.html.
I don't see how to upload folders, given that they use the browse function. I
guess your idea of using multiple sites is the only other way besides renaming.

>As to your other question, no, you can't do that.  As far as I saw,
>there's no way to edit the HTML directly using the googlepages
>interface.  So even if you left out one little tag, you'd have to open
>up a copy in an external editor, edit it, and upload it again.
If I may clarify: You can edit the HTML on pages created with the Google Page
Creator. For uploaded files, you have to go back and edit your offline copy,
then upload again, which you'd have to do if they used FTP.

Jeff

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