Problem creating separate web pages

[dcol]

I have created a few websites using templates with no issues. Now I am trying to create one from scratch and cannot seem to create individual web pages. Every page I create shows up on the same page right underneath the last page. Only one htm file is created with all my pages in the one file.
How do I get each page to be it's own separate htm file?

Using Web Designer 10 Premium version 10.0.3.34236

Thanks in advance
Dan

[gwpriester]

Hi Dan

Welcome to TalkGraphics

Are you using the Supersite Horizontal or Vertical option?

When I create a site from scratch, I like to start with one page and get all my repeating objects added such as headers, footers, etc.

Then when I want to create a new page I use the new Insert > New Page > Blank Page (or Duplicate Page) option.

Right click anything you want to repeat on all pages, and select Repeat in All Pages.

If you want something to be a footer, and remain the same distance from the bottom of all pages, right click on the object or objects and select Position on Page > Footer.

[dcol]

Thanks for the quick response. Not sure what a Supersite is.
I did start with one page. Then I click 'New Page' and start building that. Problem is, the new page shows up under the first page on the website and does not create a new htm file.
I do not see any Insert > New Page option in the drop downs.
What am I doing wrong?

[dcol]

To be a bit more specific. No matter how many pages I create. They all are inside the index.htm file and all of them are displayed on the home page.

[dcol]

Figured this out.
Under the Utilities > Web Export options. I had to specify 'Conventional Website'
Seems to default to the Page Transitions selection.

[gwpriester]

There you go. Well done. :-)