How to get my website to read www.diana-jacqueline-psychic.com not diana-jacquel
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Would appreciate some help in getting my website to read http://www.diana-jacqueline-psychic.com instead of just diana-jacqueline-psychic.com I read a post that said I could go to settings ind change it there however there is no option available to do this when I go into settings
Thank you
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Hi Diana,
Can you give me an example of where you would like to see the
http://www.part of your URL, but you are *not* seeing it?Thank you!
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when i type the website name into the browser http://www.diana-jacqueline-psychic.com the moment the webpage comes up it changes in my browser to just say diana-jacqueline-psychic.com but with no www
thanks
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OK, I see.
That is something that modern browsers do automatically to any URL that uses the most common parameters for protocol and domain location.
The
http://part of your URL means for the internet to use what’s called HyperText Transport Protocol. For web pages, basically. Another example would beftp:\which means that your internet action is expecting to use the File Transfer Protocol. Sincehttp:\is by far the most common protocol used, browsers do not display that in the address bar if that is what is being used, to save space in the address bar and increase readability.The same thing applies to
www.This tells the web server you are connecting to to show the root World Wide Web folder on that server. It means there is no subdomain, which would be in another folder on the server.Again,
www.is by far the most common usage of location, so the browser does not display it for the same reasons.For example, this topic is on the
en.forums.subdomain of thewordpress.comdomain. Since there is a subdomain that is not the defaultwww., then the browser shows it.Your full URL is still
http:\www.diana-jacqueline-psychic.com. Browsers are just not showing the full URL because it is not necessary. The “missing” parts are implied. -
Apologies for using back slashes instead of forward slashes. I’m more used to typing folder names than URL’s. But the point is the same. :)
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