Can just one page of a web site be published rather than the whole web site? For example, I am producing a new web-site with several pages which I have produced but do not wish to publish all of them straightaway. How do I publish selected pages only in the publish step?
My second question is whether there is spell checker in WYSiwyg? I could not see one in the icons.
Full Version: Publishing Single Pages
Sorry, it is not possible. You need to republish all pages.
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My second question is whether there is spell checker in WYSiwyg? I could not see one in the icons.
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QUOTE(pairote @ Feb 4 2009, 04:47 PM) 
Sorry, it is not possible. You need to republish all pages.
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My second question is whether there is spell checker in WYSiwyg? I could not see one in the icons.
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Thanks for responding I shall just keep the spare text and layout ideas in word until required for a live web page
An idea if you have pages designed that you do not want to publish at the moment for visitors to access. Could you place those pages in a protected directory to which only I have the password etc:
Later on can those pages be moved out of the protected directory into the same directory as the other pages that are published and then click step 7 to republish the whole lot of old and new pages?
Would that work to get around the lack of publishing selected pages only and not all designed pages?
Later on can those pages be moved out of the protected directory into the same directory as the other pages that are published and then click step 7 to republish the whole lot of old and new pages?
Would that work to get around the lack of publishing selected pages only and not all designed pages?
Moved your request to a feature request forum.
Snowmanuk,
there is a work around for what you want, in this case you can use cpanel to block the pages that you don't want to show.
Here is what you can do:
1. Finish your project and publish it, doesn't matter that the pages that you don't want to be showing will be published.
2. Enter into your web page and see what is the URL of the page that you don't want to show, suppose it is: http://www.domain.com/noshowpage.php
3. Enter into your CPanel and search for the icon called REDIRECTION on the DOMAIN group.
4. In there select TEMPORARY (302) and choose the domain name of your site on the box next to the domain write the name of the web page, in this case "noshowpage.php".
5. In the next box, just write the URL of your site: http://www.domain.com
6. Save and Finish.
From now on, if someone clicks on your published site the button of the page that you don't want to be seen, it will redirect your visitor to the index page.
You can do this for as many pages as you want.
In the mean time, you could enter into RVSiteBuilder and work on the pages until they are finished.
When you are ready to show the world the web pages, just enter into Cpanel and delente the redirection that you created.
WORD OF CAUTION: Don't select PERMANENT (301) on your redirections, just use the TEMPORARY (302).
there is a work around for what you want, in this case you can use cpanel to block the pages that you don't want to show.
Here is what you can do:
1. Finish your project and publish it, doesn't matter that the pages that you don't want to be showing will be published.
2. Enter into your web page and see what is the URL of the page that you don't want to show, suppose it is: http://www.domain.com/noshowpage.php
3. Enter into your CPanel and search for the icon called REDIRECTION on the DOMAIN group.
4. In there select TEMPORARY (302) and choose the domain name of your site on the box next to the domain write the name of the web page, in this case "noshowpage.php".
5. In the next box, just write the URL of your site: http://www.domain.com
6. Save and Finish.
From now on, if someone clicks on your published site the button of the page that you don't want to be seen, it will redirect your visitor to the index page.
You can do this for as many pages as you want.
In the mean time, you could enter into RVSiteBuilder and work on the pages until they are finished.
When you are ready to show the world the web pages, just enter into Cpanel and delente the redirection that you created.
WORD OF CAUTION: Don't select PERMANENT (301) on your redirections, just use the TEMPORARY (302).
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