The first node you create in the Content tree is your default
landing page.� After that, if you create pages at the same level,
you can access those in another way.
- You can create a link directly to the document.
- You can use umbracoUrlAlias to make an url
- You can, from the Right-Click Context Menu, add a hostname
- You can redirect with Url Rewriting to a page set up to diplay
the info
If you add a hostname, you may still need to do some setting on
your actual host.� In Plesk you just create a subdomain and point
it to the same web-root umbraco install.
Added hostnames must also be enabled by editing the
umbracoSettings in config, set UseDomainPrefixes to true.
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Using Plesk, when creating a subdomain, you can opt for phisical
or virtual hosting. �Physical will create an entire root (folders
incl. 'httpdocs', &c.) folder within a "subdomain" folder in
your domain's root. �You can manage some ftp settings limiting
access, I think (writing this up after the fact a bit). �When using
the physical hosting, I don't inform umbraco at all about the
subdomain. �Here is an example.
When the subdomain is marked for virtual hosting in Plesk,
you'll create another entry-level document in the root of your
umbraco Content folder. Right-Click on it to set the sub-domain
that will be pointed there.
