How to set different banners for different pages

[IrisRose]

I have three domain names pointing to one web site. I need to know how to
set different themes, and or banners for the different pages without changing
globally.
Thanks.

 

[Thomas A. Rowe]

You would have to use a server-side script to determine which domain was request and then display
the appropriate banner or you would have divide your site into individual subwebs, with there own
pages, images, etc.

Search engine in general will rank you lower or not index your site at all, if all 3 sites contain
the exact same content or then a few word/image changes, etc.

Example, I use ASP to determine which domain has been requested and then display the appropriate
content for the requested domain. Both domains below share the same web space/IP Address and some
content which is provided via a database.

http://www.ycoln-design.com
http://www.ecom-data.com

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[IrisRose]

I have managed to learn how to select pages for the different themes, but the
banners still load globally. I am not a professional web builder, and at
this point, I don't even know what ASP means. Sorry. The server that I
originally have hosted the web on loaded the same key words on all the pages.
This host also had an online program for web building, so much of the
coding was controlled by them. I could create different banners for
different "subwebs" Two domain names pointed to the same site, the third
domain name pointed to a particular name in that site. Due to exhorbitant
cost of this server, I am rebuilding my site at home. Frontpage 2003 is very
new to me. Thanks for the information. Any further help would be
appreciated.

 

[Thomas A. Rowe]

You need to create individual subsite for each domain and since you are host on Unix/Linux you will
have to modify the .htaccess file or use PHP to point the domains to the correct subsite, etc. You
can find web starting a low as 0, however you do get what you pay for.

It doesn't matter if you are building you site on your local PC, but it still has to host somewhere
so that it is available to the internet.

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