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Question: Is it possible to delete the “.html” part of a web address in dreamweaver?
I have a copy of DW CS4 and want to start building static websites.
I want to ask whether you can remove the “.html” part at the end of each page you create within your website.
For example:
Instead if www.mydomain.com/testpage.html you would just have www.mydomain.com/testpage
Therefore the .html tag gets removed.
I know I can create a folder called “testpage” then just have an index page within it, but its not really convenient if I want to set up a number of pages.
Are there any solutions?
Answer:
Answer by The Josh
Read through the HTML coding and delete what you dont want….
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