Setting Your Website Preferences in WebSite Tonight
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February 26, 2010 3:02 PM
Website preferences are optional settings that you can use to help you manage your website. Your preferences also include the option to show or hide the WebSite Tonight® banner at the bottom of your pages.
To Set Your Website Preferences
- Log in to your WebSite Tonight account.
- From the Settings menu, click Configuration.
- In the Banner area, select one of the following:
- Show dark banner — Displays a dark version of the banner on your Web pages.
- Show light banner — Displays a light version of the banner on your Web pages.
- Hide banner — Prevents the banner from displaying.
Note: If you select to hide the banner, you'll see the light version of the banner on the WYSIWYG, but the banner will not display on the published page.
- In the Publish area, you can also specify the following settings:
- Back up website prior to publishing — Saves a backup copy of your website before you publish it.
- Log publish details — Keeps a log of your publishing details.
- In the Search Engine Optimization section, you can also specify the following settings:
- Redirect all visitors to — Redirects requests for your site to www.yourdomain.com. Search engines view yourdomain.com and www.yourdomain.com as separate sites. combining these may help search engines rank your site more effectively.
- Description — A brief description of the content of your page. Some search engines use this information to help determine relevance and page rank.
- Keywords — Keywords are words that describe the content on your site. Keywords should have a space between them and be separated by a comma. Adding more keywords will not necessarily improve your search engine ranking. You can effectively optimize your page without adding more than 10-15 keywords.
- In the Reseller Prog ID field, enter your reseller identification number. For information about becoming a reseller, click the Become a Reseller hyperlink.
- In the Spell Check section, you can have the spell checker ignore words that are all uppercase, or words with numbers. These options are selected by default.
- Click OK.