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Making A Redirection File Art by Páll Indriðason (8. bekkur 2), Iceland |
When you
delete a page, always replace
it with a redirect page. A redirect page is a web page that only contains
commands like those in the example below. The element in red after
url=
tells where visitors are to
be taken:
<HTML><HEAD> If you don't know where to redirect those trying to access the page, redirect them to a logical Kidlink portal, or simply to /index.html as in the example above. When you move a page to another directory, do not delete the old directory. Replace the old page by a redirect page. Example: The page at /portuguese/brasil/bv/publicacoes.htm was moved to /portuguese/brasil/publicacoes.htm . Include url=/portuguese/brasil/publicacoes.htm"> in the publicaoes.htm file to deal with redirection. Important : Our pages are developed on a web development computer, then shipped to www.kidlink.org. To delete a page at www.kidlink.org, you must either post a redirect page or a blank page to our web development computer! More information about the "refresh" tag | Back to the web design portal |
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