Here are some general tips to possibily help you sort out the problem.
First and foremost get an organized directory structure.
If you want to keep your site on your C drive. Ok.
Make a directory at the base of the drive C:\
For examples sake we will call it " website "
Now you have your stuff stored in C:\website
Any content you want linked to the site should be at LEAST inside that folder and not outside of it.
Here is an example
C:\website
-------------------\pics
--------------------\downloads
That is a basic directory structure.
The next step is to decide where you are going to keep all your main files. You usually want to keep them in the base directory of C:\website, and keep any pictures in c:\website\pics
So your site tree might then look like this
C:\website
--------------------\pics
.............logo.jpg
-------------------- \downloads
--------------index.html
--------------faq.html
--------------products_and_services.html
---------------faq.html
---------------hooks_and_notes.html
The core of your site is in the main directory, and "logo.jpg" is stored inside "pics".
The next step is to define a proper site profile in Dreamweaver. I use Dreamweave MX, so I kind of forget how older version may look. But you want to do the following.
Setup the site name for the profile etc.
Set up the site address -
http://www.reelhealthy.comSet the default directory for the site - c:\website
Set the default pics directory, if desired but not necesarry. in this case - c:\website\pics
Setup your remote info. This means your FTP username and password, as well as the site FTP address so you can connect. ftp.reelhealthy.com
set your host directory in remote info to /public_html/
Then test youre remote connection settings.
If everything is working correctly you should be able to connect to the site.
The next step is once you get ALL the files you want into the proper directory for your site, make them all lowercase, including your file extensions. When you refference anything make it lowercase. Unless you specifically want different letter cases on certain filenames or extentions, and you will remember how to call them properly.
Now edit your site from within dreamweaver as normal, and save all your changes. When you are ready to publish to your site. Hit the connect button so Dreamweaver connects to your site.
Dreamweavers internal file manager has a synchronize function. If you right click on the file browsing area, the option should be on the pop-up menu (if not, find the synchronize option). When you are ready to synchronize and have activated the option you will see a small popup for the synchronize function. Select "Entire Site" under the first drop-down menu, then under the Direction drop-down, select "put newer files to remote"
This will upload all the files in your site profile to the web account on Lunarpages. It may also ask you to "include dependant files?" I always check "don't ask me again" and then click no - as if you always do a full synchronize, it won't matter.
I am sorry if any of this has confused you, but I'm just trying to help you make sure you are on the right track to proper site management. If you get the above info working out for you, I suggest before doing a syncrhonize to publish new updates, you clear out your web space to clean up any old, unused, or junk files you may have leftover from your old managing ways.
Of course, you should go over all those files before deleting them, to make sure you want to keep them, and then store them locally in your web sites folder.
If you manage your files this way and publish from within dreamweaver with the synchronize function, all your links will be handled properly and refferenced correctly.
