Multiple websites are two or more multi-page websites.

I.E., you could have three pages linked together to sell ebay software; you could have six pages linked together to sell wholesale drop ship sources; and you could have ten web pages linked together to feature a religious message; etc.

After completing this tutorial, you will be able to create multiple websites. I.E., two or more multi page corporate websites, two or more multi page product selling websites, two or more multi page resource directory websites, etc.

To configure the website settings interface for the use of multiple websites, follow the step-by-step instructions for 'configuring the website settings interface for stand-alone websites'. This is because the settings are exactly the same.

A multi-page website is a group of web pages all linked together. they are normally linked together using the navigation bar. Each navigation bar on each page would have a link to every page at your website.

After completing this tutorial, you will be able to create a multi page corporate website.

Multi page websites are created for corporations. this is because they usually want to keep their same look and feel on every page. I.E., their title, slogan, navigation bar, style, and logo would all be the same on every page.

Note: it is not necessary for you to change the scope setting for any group setting or any individual setting on the website settings interface. These scope settings are ignored when the primary scope level is set to 'use global without scope'.

Part One of One

Part one of this tutorial will help you change the primary scope setting in the website settings interface. You will be changing it to the 'force global without scope' setting. This setting is used because it allows you to get started quickly. You can make all of your changes at a global level and be done.

Open the Website Settings Interface




1. Navigate to the main command menu interface.



2. Navigate to the 'global settings' commands.



3. Click the 'set website settings' command.




This step opened the website settings interface and displayed the general website settings.

Set the Primary Scope Level




4. Navigate to the 'scope website setting' combo box.



5. Select 'force global without scope' in the combo box.




Using the 'without scope' option gives you the ability to force all the pages and resources at your website to all use the same settings. I.E., all of your pages will be forced to use and display the same MP3 player, hit counter, navigation bar, etc.

Save Your Changes




6. Navigate to the bottom of the interface.



7. Click on the 'submit changes' command.




This step displayed the main command interface after saving your changes.

After completing this tutorial, you will be able to add content to any page at your website.

Part One of Three

Part one of this tutorial will help you select a page for adding content. It will also help you open the content interface.

Open the Page Interface




1. Navigate to the command menu.



2. Navigate to the 'page' commands.



3. Click the 'edit page' command.




This step opened the page select interface and displayed the available pages in a combo box.

Select a Page to Edit




4. Navigate to the 'select page' combo box.



5. Select the first item in the combo box.



6. Click the 'submit to edit page' button.




This step opened the page interface and displayed the general page settings.

Open the 'Edit Content' group of settings




7. Navigate to the 'edit page settings' combo box.



8. Select 'edit or add content to this page' in the combo box.



9. Click the 'edit page settings' button.




This step opened the 'edit or add content' group of page settings and displayed numerous choices for inserting content on a page.

Select the middle of the screen for your content




10. Navigate to the 'content between navigation bars' combo box.



11. Select 'home page 1' in the combo box.



12. Click the 'edit' button just below the combo box.




This step opened the content file interface and displayed a combo box of elements you can insert.

Part Two of Three





Part two of this tutorial will help you insert a paragraph of content into the page you selected. It will display the content in the middle of the page, which is between the top and bottom navigation bars.

Select to Insert a Paragraph




13. Navigate to the 'insert Element' combo box.



14. Select 'a paragraph of text' in the combo box.



15. Click the 'insert element' button.




This step opened the paragraph insert form and displayed all the fields you will need to insert a paragraph of text.

Type in the Content for the Paragraph




16. Navigate to the 'position new element' combo box.



17. Select the first item in the combo box.



18. Navigate to the 'paragraph text' input box.



19. Type in a few sentences of content into the input box.



20. Click the 'insert element' button.




This step allowed you to enter a paragraph of content and then it displayed the content for you to view.

Save the New Content




21. Navigate to the area of the screen that reads: 'Displayed below is how this content file will appear on your web page'



22. Take some time to view your inserted paragraph of content.



23. Navigate to the bottom of the interface.



24. Click the 'save content file' button.




This step displayed the main command interface after saving your changes.

Part Three of Three





Part three of this tutorial will help you build your entire website by clicking the 'build site' command. It will then help you view the content you added.

Build Your Website




25. Navigate to the 'build site' commands.



26. Click the 'build your website' command and wait for the Little Webmaster to finish building your website.



27. Click the 'return to the main admin menu' command.




This step allowed you to build your entire website with the click of a button and then it displayed the main command interface.

View Your Website




28. Navigate to the 'build site' commands.



29. Click the 'view your website' command.



30. You should see your inserted content in the middle of the page.




This step allowed you to view your entire website with the inserted paragraph in the middle of the screen.

Stand-alone web pages are single product web pages. They focus on one product and one product only. They do not link to any other page at your website. They can be thought of as niche market sales pages.

After completing this tutorial, you will be able to create stand-alone web pages at your website.

Note: you may skip this tutorial if your account is new and unchanged. We say this because these settings are the default settings for all new accounts.

Part One of Two

Part one of this tutorial will help you change the primary scope setting in the website settings interface. You will be changing it to the 'force global with scope' setting. This setting is used because it is the most flexible setting. It is also the default setting.

Open the Website Settings Interface




1. Navigate to the main command menu interface.



2. Navigate to the 'global settings' commands.



3. Click the 'set website settings' command.




This step opened the website settings interface and displayed the general website settings.

Set the Primary Scope Level




4. Navigate to the 'scope website setting' combo box.



5. Select 'force global with scope' in the combo box.




Using the 'with scope' option gives you the ability to later force certain groups of settings to use the global settings. I.E., you may one day wish to force all of your pages to use and display the same MP3 player, hit counter, search box, etc.

Part Two of Two





Part two of this tutorial will help you change the secondary scope settings in the website settings interface. You will be changing them to the 'force global with scope' setting. This setting is used because it is the most flexible setting. It is also the default setting.

You will also be changing all the individual scope settings to 'allow local'. This tells the Little Webmaster to check for a local page setting or local resource setting before using the global setting.

Set the General Scope Level




6. Navigate to the 'Edit website settings' combo box.



7. Select 'general website settings' in the combo box.



8. Click the 'Edit website settings' button.



9. Navigate to the 'scope general setting' combo box.



10. Select 'force global with scope' in the combo box.



11. Check all the individual settings on this page to be sure each scope setting is set to 'allow local setting'.




Using the 'with scope' option gives you the ability to later force an individual setting in the 'general' group of settings to use the global setting. I.E., you may one day wish to force all of your pages to use and display the same website title, website slogan, website image, etc.

Set the Navigation Bar Scope Level




12. Navigate to the 'Edit website settings' combo box.



13. Select 'navigation bar settings' in the combo box.



14. Click the 'Edit website settings' button.



15. Navigate to the 'scope nav bar setting' combo box.



16. Select 'force global with scope' in the combo box.



17. Check all the individual settings on this page to be sure each scope setting is set to 'allow local setting'.




Using the 'with scope' option gives you the ability to later force an individual setting in the 'navigation bar' group of settings to use the global setting. I.E., you may one day wish to force all of your pages to stop showing the bottom navigation bar, stop showing the middle navigation bar, display only five links per line on their navigation bars, etc.

Set the Included Navigation Bar Links Scope Level




18. Navigate to the 'Edit website settings' combo box.



19. Select 'included navigation bar links' in the combo box.



20. Click the 'Edit website settings' button.



21. Navigate to the 'scope included link settings' combo box.



22. Select 'force global with scope' in the combo box.



23. Check all the individual settings on this page to be sure each scope setting is set to 'allow local setting'.




Using the 'with scope' option gives you the ability to later force an individual setting in the 'included navigation bar links' group of settings to use the global setting. I.E., you may one day wish to force all of your pages to use and display the same links on all of their navigation bars.

Set the Page Settings Scope Level




24. Navigate to the 'Edit website settings' combo box.



25. Select 'page settings' in the combo box.



26. Click the 'Edit website settings' button.



27. Navigate to the 'scope page setting' combo box.



28. Select 'force global with scope' in the combo box.



29. Check all the individual settings on this page to be sure each scope setting is set to 'allow local setting'.




Using the 'with scope' option gives you the ability to later force an individual setting in the 'page' group of settings to use the global setting. I.E., you may one day wish to force all of your pages to stop showing the page description, display the page description above the top navigation bar, display the page description as a bulleted list, etc.

Set the Page resource Scope Level




30. Navigate to the 'Edit website settings' combo box.



31. Select 'page resource settings' in the combo box.



32. Click the 'Edit website settings' button.



33. Navigate to the 'scope page resource setting' combo box.



34. Select 'force global with scope' in the combo box.



35. Check all the individual settings on this page to be sure each scope setting is set to 'allow local setting'.




Using the 'with scope' option gives you the ability to later force an individual setting in the 'page resource' group of settings to use the global setting. I.E., you may one day wish to force all of your pages to stop showing the resource index, stop showing the resource list, display the resource index above the top navigation bar, etc.

Set the Included Page Resources Scope Level




36. Navigate to the 'Edit website settings' combo box.



37. Select 'Included page Resources' in the combo box.



38. Click the 'Edit website settings' button.



39. Navigate to the 'scope included resources' combo box.



40. Select 'force global with scope' in the combo box.



41. Check all the individual settings on this page to be sure each scope setting is set to 'allow local setting'.




Using the 'with scope' option gives you the ability to later force an individual setting in the 'included page resources' group of settings to use the global setting. I.E., you may one day wish to force all of your pages to display the same resources.

Set the Resource Scope Level




42. Navigate to the 'Edit website settings' combo box.



43. Select 'Resource settings' in the combo box.



44. Click the 'Edit website settings' button.



45. Navigate to the 'scope resource level setting' combo box.



46. Select 'force global with scope' in the combo box.



47. Check all the individual settings on this page to be sure each scope setting is set to 'allow local setting'.




Using the 'with scope' option gives you the ability to later force an individual setting in the 'resource' group of settings to use the global setting. I.E., you may one day wish to force all of your resource descriptions to be single spaced, display the phone numbers as a bulleted list, have the same email subject, etc.

Set the style sheet Scope Level




48. Navigate to the 'Edit website settings' combo box.



49. Select 'style sheet settings' in the combo box.



50. Click the 'Edit website settings' button.



51. Navigate to the 'Scope style setting' combo box.



52. Select 'force global with scope' in the combo box.



53. Check all the individual settings on this page to be sure each scope setting is set to 'allow local setting'.




Using the 'with scope' option gives you the ability to later force an individual setting in the 'style sheet' group of settings to use the global setting. I.E., you may one day wish to force all of your pages to use the same system style sheet, use the same custom style sheet, etc.

Set the MP3 player Scope Level




54. Navigate to the 'Edit website settings' combo box.



55. Select 'MP3 player settings' in the combo box.



56. Click the 'Edit website settings' button.



57. Navigate to the 'Scope MP3 player setting' combo box.



58. Select 'force global with scope' in the combo box.



59. Check all the individual settings on this page to be sure each scope setting is set to 'allow local setting'.




Using the 'with scope' option gives you the ability to later force an individual setting in the 'MP3 player' group of settings to use the global setting. I.E., you may one day wish to force all of your pages to stop showing the MP3 player, play the same sound clip, display the same player photo, etc.

Set the Search Box Scope Level




60. Navigate to the 'Edit website settings' combo box.



61. Select 'search box settings' in the combo box.



62. Click the 'Edit website settings' button.



63. Navigate to the 'Scope search setting' combo box.



64. Select 'force global with scope' in the combo box.



65. Check all the individual settings on this page to be sure each scope setting is set to 'allow local setting'.




Using the 'with scope' option gives you the ability to later force an individual setting in the 'search box' group of settings to use the global setting. I.E., you may one day wish to force all of your pages to stop showing the search boxes, etc.

Set the Miscellaneous Scope Level




66. Navigate to the 'Edit website settings' combo box.



67. Select 'miscellaneous settings' in the combo box.



68. Click the 'Edit website settings' button.



69. Navigate to the 'scope misc setting' combo box.



70. Select 'force global with scope' in the combo box.



71. Check all the individual settings on this page to be sure each scope setting is set to 'allow local setting'.




Using the 'with scope' option gives you the ability to later force an individual setting in the 'miscellaneous' group of settings to use the global setting. I.E., you may one day wish to force all of your pages to locate the 'main text anchor' above the top navigation bar, use the same hit counter, stop showing the hit counter, etc.

Save Your Changes




72. Navigate to the bottom of the interface.



73. Click on the 'submit changes' button.




This step displayed the main command interface after saving your changes.

After completing this tutorial, you will be able to show or hide the resource index on any web page at your website.

This tutorial assumes you are using the default scope settings in the website settings interface as they are set for all new accounts.

Part One of Three

Part one of this tutorial will help you change the setting for the resource index. This will be done using the website settings interface.

Open the Website Settings Interface




1. Navigate to the main command menu interface.



2. Navigate to the 'global settings' commands.



3. Click the 'set website settings' command.




This step opened the website settings interface and displayed the general website settings.

Open the Page resource Group of Settings




4. Navigate to the 'Edit website settings' combo box.



5. Select 'page resource settings' in the combo box.



6. Click the 'Edit website settings' button.




Change the Setting for the Resource Index




7. Navigate to the 'show resource index' combo box.



8. Select 'yes' in the combo box.



9. Navigate to the 'scope show index' combo box.



10. Select 'allow local setting' in the combo box.




This step turns on the resource index and allows you to hide it on a page-by-page basis.

Save Your Changes




11. Navigate to the bottom of the interface.



12. Click on the 'submit changes' button.




This step displayed the main command interface after saving your changes.

Part Two of Three





Part two of this tutorial will help you hide the resource index. It will only be hidden on one page. All other pages will be showing the resource index. This will be done using the page interface.

Open the Page Interface




13. Navigate to the 'page' commands.



14. Click the 'edit page' command.




This step opened the page select interface and displayed the available pages in a combo box.

Select a Page to Edit




15. Navigate to the 'select page' combo box.



16. Select the page that should not show the resource index.



17. Click the 'submit to edit page' button.




This step opened the page interface and displayed the general settings.

Open the 'Page Resource' group of settings




18. Navigate to the 'edit page settings' combo box.



19. Select 'page resource settings' in the combo box.



20. Click the 'edit page settings' button.




Hide the Resource Index




21. Navigate to the 'show resource index' combo box.



22. Select 'no' in the combo box.




This step told the Little Webmaster to hide the resource index for this page.

Save Your Changes




23. Navigate to the bottom of the interface.



24. Click on the 'save page' button.




This step displayed the main command interface after saving your changes.

Part Three of Three





Part three of this tutorial will help you show the resource index. It will be shown for the rest of the pages at your website. Repeat these steps for each page. This will be done using the page interface.

Open the Page Interface




25. Navigate to the 'page' commands.



26. Click the 'edit page' command.




Select a Page to Edit




27. Navigate to the 'select page' combo box.



28. Select a page that should show the resource index.



29. Click the 'submit to edit page' button.




Open the 'Page Resource' group of settings




30. Navigate to the 'edit page settings' combo box.



31. Select 'page resource settings' in the combo box.



32. Click the 'edit page settings' button.




Show the Resource Index




33. Navigate to the 'show resource index' combo box.



34. Select 'yes' in the combo box.




This step told the Little Webmaster to show the resource index for this page.

Save Your Changes




35. Navigate to the bottom of the interface.



36. Click on the 'save page' button.




This step displayed the main command interface after saving your changes.