Ok, I'm going to go and look into that... I know I have both, but being web design illiterate, I'm afraid I will "copy over" my web builder... LOL

Thanks everyone for the help... Off to tinker, hope I don't blow up my site!

Well, if I did, I could start the links over?!?!?! LOLOL

OK, if you have total access, that's great.

Do you have a FTP program ?? There was a recent thread here about that if you need one. There are several free or cheap programs out there.

When you have that ready, access your site and save a copy of the index or home page (whatever it's called) to your hard drive. You could just do that with your browser too.

That is what you will use to edit that little line in that PSU gave us. Start in whatever HTML program you use and do a "save as" to another file name. (old index) Then close that and re-open the file with the original name. Edit in the line in the area near the top of the page. Save. FTP it back to the site.

The file you FTP up should be the same name as the file you downloaded and it will over-write the file that is there on the site.

Check out the page in your browser. If for some reason it doesn't work right, you have the original file on your HD. Just change the name on that file back to the old name and FTP it to the site and you will be back to where you were.

Carol

Thanks for the info, PSU, very useful (making a note for later reference)!

Yes, thank you PSU, and Carol, thank you for that... I'm going to try that today... Wish me luck, cause I'm going to need it!!!

Quote: › hope I don't blow up my site!

Oh, noooo, don't blow it up! Don't worry, they don't blow up, but don't you wish sometimes they would, especially when dealing with these kindsa code issues?

Off to try and blow up my own site, have a good one LOL

LOLOL

Well, I can't promise I won't, and trust me, if I do, you guys will be the first to hear about it cause you'll hear my crying from Cali... LOLOL

You have a good one too!

As long as you save the original page you have up now, you can always put that page back if things don't work out right.

I know I've done some things when re-doing my site that just get me so lost with the code that it just gets worse and worse. Then I just have to close it down and start from the last save or sometimes even the last page.

It can make you a little nutz at times. And often a lot crosseyed.

Carol

Oh boy, after all the "building" and copy and pasting I've been doing lately, I'm definitely cross-eyed!!

Have a dentist appt, oh joy, but when I get home, watch out poor little website, I'm going in!!

Thanks guys!!!