Hellò! I am a new user on your site and as many I have downloaded your software to try to do something avoiding the usual spending of time (after I check all codes handly). I have seen about this post and I am now here with a pair of questions in relation to the "saving".

Is it possible to save files with html extension in place of the here used htm? I tried but it always skips the final "L" . It is not very important, but as you know many servers at present time prefere the html 'cause it is a little newer than the only htm.

Second: I tried to say to the program to use my language (it) but in end it saves all files with name.extension.it. Could it be possible to save without the final "it"?

Thanks in advance for answering me. I really appreciate peoples when they use their time to give free things to the world community.


Edited by Chris OE - Jun 09 2013 at 6:15am

Thanks for your answer, Dmit and again thanks to you all for the program. It will be shared.
It was exactly what I was saying, but I was asking if it possible after changed language, to save files with the only extension html without the it included. I already switched to my language, but the surprise was when I have seen the extension changed from pagename.htm to pagename-it.htm.

The other question was: why it saves only in htm and not in html (more used) as default? I tried to change to html, but after the program can't recognize files as done with it... is there a particular reason of keeping the old extension htm?

Last: there will be a chance to have the program also for Linux platforms? It could be a really great thing...believe me!

Regards: Bravo12


Edited by Bravo12 - Jun 08 2013 at 11:31am

Thanks for your answer, Chris, but I already did all of what you said. The saving page gives me a nomepagina.it.htm and changing to a simple nomepagina.htm breaks the links on all other pages...

I think (but is only what I personally think) that could be better saving in the elanguage that user needs, but keeping same extension for all. Example: if I save for english or dutch or italian always will be pagename.htm(L), and only the text inside pages will be in the needed language, as th program too (I can help you in translation of all). This can't duplicate pages in two languages (as it happens now) and the user will have only and always a unique layer to work on, instead of two.

We will look into the .htm vs .html issue and get back to you soon.
I have seen many sites use again the internal html (sometimes xtml as the source of this page too). I hope that publishing the site on some server it will accepted with the old htm...

Here anothe question: if I already have a space on a server and I would upload the develope site I made, what part of the all I have to use? I have seen that it results always with lot of material and folders too and also it uses a way like nested sections. For this I don't know what I have to use to upload the done site to the server. Can you please let me know?

Thanks again for your patience, and the time used to answer me.

Regards: Bravo12

Mhhh, I'm repeating the test you tried before, but here I can't see any italian language of possible setting during first composition (before checking some template). Can it be that I haven't the package installed for my country ? It allows me to change/add flag language only after make the site and going in Preferences. I don't have other way... and probably for this the program saves as "nomepagina.it.htm"? Anyway is not such a big problem...I save in default and use links in my language.

Publishing: I use Firefox and FireFTP (extension of FF). But what I haven't understood is: do I have to publish / copy all site with all folders I did or what? I have seen there are folders I never will use, so it would be great not publish them...only for avoiding possible confusion to other friends who will enter with ftp.

Chris, thanks again for you kind patience. I hope also other peoples will find from these answer a correct way to use the program... ;-)


Edited by Bravo12 - Jun 09 2013 at 5:06pm