Quote Originally Posted by Asjemenou View Post
I cant find this option in WD so does that mean I have to enter the HTML code myself?
Like this <META http-equiv="REFRESH" content="5; url=index-a.html">
I tried this and it works but he doenst oad the page, also not an excisting one......how can I connect it to the correct site? Atm I tried index-a.htm and index-a.html but in both cases the browser doesn't understand the url and so it says that the site could not be found.
<META http-equiv="REFRESH" content="5; url=http://www.echoecho.com">
I assume the echoecho is not your site?

Here is a working demonstration: META Autopage presentation.web; this is a 14 page site that will refresh each page every five seconds and will cycle back through to the start form the last slide.

You should give each page a meaningful name and not rely on index, index-a, ...

If the first page is index then you use filename.htm.
If the first page is index.html, you use filename.html.

The META statements were put in the Page's HTML code head.

Acorn