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Hi mslooner51,<br />
Note: some providers/hosters don't allow you to have subwebs. You might want to check with them first, before you dive into it and run into problems later :)<br />

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Hi mslooner51,
Note: some providers/hosters don't allow you to have subwebs. You might want to check with them first, before you dive into it and run into problems later :)


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I am working on my first website which is turning out to be quite large without being finished. &nbsp;In reading I find that by best avenue to complete this for future maintenance as well as performance is to use subwebs. &nbsp;Can someone give me guidance as to how I would go about changing direction in my task. &nbsp;Must I start from scratch? &nbsp;I see that I can create create a new web within my main website but I cannot have a new index page in a frontpage environment. &nbsp;What am I missing.<br />
Thanks.
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I am working on my first website which is turning out to be quite large without being finished.  In reading I find that by best avenue to complete this for future maintenance as well as performance is to use subwebs.  Can someone give me guidance as to how I would go about changing direction in my task.  Must I start from scratch?  I see that I can create create a new web within my main website but I cannot have a new index page in a frontpage environment.  What am I missing.
Thanks.

Breaking up a large website into subwebs

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