I've slowly been getting better at making landers in Adobe Muse. I just finished my second offers landers today. The problem I'm running into is when I upload a second site/sites into "www.mydomain.com/public_html" the new pages appear completely scrambled and lacking in text/photos.
It's almost as though the two different Muse uploads conflict with each other. If I upload the whole 2nd site to, for example "www.mydomain.com/public_html/random subfolder" then the new site does work but the POFPRO exit page php doesn't work properly and I get sent to the same offer page as my first sites landers.
Anyone have any input? Sorry if I didn't explain that very well.
Thanks,
Evan
I wouldn't recommend using the Muse uploader...
You will be much better off running export html and then manually uploading those files via something like FileZilla. It's an extra step that takes very little time but means you know exactly what is where on your server.
Okay I'll start playing around with that. I have Filezilla setup already on your recommendation. but didn't realize I'd need it since Muse had it built in.
Am I correct in assuming I'll need to upload everything that exported except "muse_manifest" and "sitemap"? I'll need the Css, images, and scripts?
Correct, though you can generally remove the javascript Muse adds (other than stuff related to webfonts if you are using them), so you don't often need the scripts directory.
Thanks as always Zeno!
I think I've got it all working now. Although it took me a good bit of beating my head against the wall to figure out that the reason the webpages were all screwy is the index.css file in the HTML. Turns out simply renaming the index.css file doesn't do it. You have to actually go and change it in the HTML.
<--Newbie. (I'm feeling much more satisfaction than I should from figuring out such a simple task).
Was it an issue with pages overwriting each others index.css file? It is the default name for a homepage/main html file so that will happen, but is not a problem if you are separating landers/campaigns into their own folders. And yes for external css files the html file needs to point to them explicitly, or they won't get loaded by the page.
Hey zeno, been trying to find a damn answer on this forever but I can't, maybe you can help me real quick. Made a lander on muse, exported as html, now how would I upload it to s3 so I can use it on Cloudfront? This shit is driving me nuts.