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FP: How to Add Subwebs and Create Links to Subwebs

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Article ID:148414
Last Review:November 13, 2003
Revision:2.0
This article was previously published under Q148414

For a Microsoft FrontPage 98 version of this article, see 194210 (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/194210/EN-US/).
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SUMMARY

This article describes how to add subwebs to a Web and how to create links to files within those subwebs.

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Creating a SubWeb

FrontPage 97 and FrontPage 1.1:

1.Start FrontPage Explorer.
2.On the File menu, point to New and then click FrontPage Web.
3.In the create Wizards Or Template dialog box, click Normal Web, and then click OK.
4.In the New FrontPage Web dialog box, type the host location of the web. For example, type "localhost" or "c:\webs" (without the quotation marks). By entering a name in the "Name of Destination FrontPage Web" box, you are creating a subWeb with that name. Click OK.
FrontPage 1.0:

1. From Windows File Manager or Windows Explorer, create a folder in the c:\Content folder. For example, if you created a Web called Main, you should have a folder called C:\Content\Main. If you then add a folder in Main called Subweb, you will have a folder called C:\Content\Main\SubWeb. After you create this folder, move or copy your files to this folder.

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Creating Links to Files within the Subwebs

FrontPage 97:

1.In FrontPage Explorer, select the page on which you want to create a link.
2.On the Edit menu, click Open.
3.With the page open in FrontPage Editor, position the insertion point where you want to create your link.
4.Type "Hyperlink" (without the quotation marks).
5.Select the text you typed in step 4.
6.On the Insert menu, click Hyperlink.
7.Click the Current FrontPage Web tab.
8.In the Page box, type the following
../<subweb name>/<filename>
where <subweb name> represents the subweb you are linking to and <filename> represents the page you are linking to.
9.Click OK.
FrontPage 1.1:

1.In FrontPage Explorer, select the page on which you want to create a link.
2.On the Edit menu, click Open.
3.With the page open in FrontPage Editor, position the insertion point where you want to create your link.
4.Type "Hyperlink" (without the quotation marks).
5.Select the text that you typed in step 4.
6.On the Edit menu, click Link.
7.Click the Current Web tab.
8.In the Page box, type the following
../<subweb name>/<filename>
where <subweb name> represents the subweb you are linking to and <filename> represents the page you are linking to.
9.Click OK.
FrontPage 1.0:

1.In FrontPage Explorer, select the page on which you want to create a link.
2.On the Edit menu, click Open.
3.With the page open in the FrontPage Editor, position the insertion point where you want to create your link.
4.On the Insert menu, click Bot.
5.In the Select A Bot list, click HTML Markup, and then click OK.
6.In the "HTML Markup To Insert" box, type the HTML markup that specifies your link. For example, type the following:
<A HREF=/?scid=%2fsubweb%2ffilename.htm>hypertext</A>
7.Click OK.
8.Save and close the page.

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APPLIES TO
•Microsoft FrontPage 97 Standard Edition
•Microsoft FrontPage 1.0 Standard Edition
•Microsoft FrontPage 1.1 Standard Edition

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