The Addresses Panel

In the Addresses panel, specify the domains that the website should be accessible from. You can enable redirection of old addresses and specify the URL style.

Domains

Here you can add domains to the website. Click Add domain to add an address.

The domain name must be unique – you cannot have multiple websites on the server with the same address. If you try to do so, an error message will appear: Domain name already added to another website.

Domain name redirection

Here you can add the domain names you want to redirect. For example, from foretaget.se to www.foretaget.se. This means that even if the visitor enters foretaget.se in the address bar, they will still be taken to www.foretaget.se.

To add a domain redirection, click on the Add redirection link.

Previous addresses

Activating redirection of old addresses means a 301 redirect, a permanent address redirection, where the ranking points from search engines are retained from the old address to the new one.

Activate previous addresses on page

Tick the box to activate the function. To create the address redirections, go to the properties of the current page, under the option Properties on the page -> Addresses -> Previous addresses.

Editor address

If an editor address is specified, it is used instead of the primary address in links that are appended to "Best-before-mail," link check mail, and publish flow mail. The editor address makes it possible to direct the links to a specific server in a cluster.

URL settings

Website short name

Here you can enter a short name for the website if it does not have a primary address.

URL style

Here you can change URL style for how the addresses to the web pages are to appear. There are six different options:

• SiteVision Standard
• Search path+short name
• Short name
• Website short name+short name
• ID number
• Friendly

SiteVision Standard

Search path + a long ID number. Set as the default.

http://minwebb.sitevision.se/produkter/foretagshus.4.167cc4ca148a27cc8b98521f.html

Search path + short name

Search path + the name entered under short name on the page. If you do not enter a short name with a short name, numbers will be used. 

http://minwebb.sitevision.se/produkter/foretagshus.hus2.html

To help the editors, tick the box to enter short name in the publishing dialogue. The following fields are displayed when publishing:

Short name

Only the short name you entered under short name on the page.

http://minwebb.sitevision.se/hus2.html

Website short name + short name

The website short name that is entered under this field (in this case demoweb) as well as the short name you entered under short name on the page. Suitable if you do not have a primary address on the website, for example on a subhouse. In this example, Demoweb is the website short name.

http://minwebb.sitevision.se/Demowebb/hus2.html

ID number

Only the long ID number found in the normal SiteVision standard.

Friendly

Prints the search path in a way that provides addresses that are easier to read both for visitors and search engines. If no settings are made, this prints the large-letter page names and hyphens instead of spaces (as opposed to the URL-style Search path + short name that writes the words together instead of spaces).

http://minwebb.sitevision.se/produkter/foretagshus.html

• Spaces - Here you select whether to replace spaces with a hyphen or underscore.
• Uppercase/lowercase - Here you select whether to print the page names in uppercase and lowercase letters or lowercase letters only.
• Start address with website short name (applies to interacting sites) - Check this if you want to include the website short name in the friendly URL style. Interacting websites are websites on the same server.
• Hide ".html" suffix - Tick this if you want to browse to pages without .html.
• Show reminder about publishing when changing the name of a page - if you want to see a blue information box in the upper right corner reminding you to publish immediately after changing the name so as not to break links.

• URL style at address/search path collision - If you use the same name on two pages in the same structure, there may be a path collision. The pages will be displayed with a different URL style. Here you can choose which URL style to use.