Adding a re-direct page?

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Lucas, First I would recommend downloading FileZilla for uploading things to your website. Next, you need to figure out the url to the second page you created. For example, it could be www.yoursite.com/secondpage

Once you've found that, you'll need to put the code on your first page that will send them to the second page once they have signed up. Does that make sense?

Yea i understand that but i don't know where to place the second page in terms of files. :/

It should go in the same root directory of the domain that your home page is loaded to. Then the link to it will be www.domain.com/newpage.html obviously with your page name and domain.

You should get an FTP client such as Filezilla and find a quick tutorial on YouTube to get you going with it. FTP will save you a ton of time and frustration

Ok i have now made progress and have been able to link the button to the page. Now it seems the page layout is not correct and it isn't loading some images correctly. I cannot see the links in the HTML so do i have to change this in the CSS file or somthing?

Plz help

at a quick glance there seems to be alot of unmatched tags between your css and html on the thankyou page...

for example, you have a header style in your css but nothing in your html to say where you want this header to be, that is assuming you havent done this purposely and just dont want the header to be there in which case, my mistake.

my suggestion would be to work your way through both the css and html line by line and make sure everything is referenced in both the html and css.

a couple other things ive noticed is you seem to have a seperate css page for both the home and thankyou page, which kinda defeats the purpose of having a css file in alot of ways as css files are a way of having all your styling in the same place. though there are times when multiple css files are useful, also theres alot of width css which could probably go, in alot of cases you can leave the width out and just use the content itself to determine the width of that certain section and lastly a big no no with css is to style both a width and padding in the same style, 90% of the time this will display fine the other 10% which you'll probably never hear about but will likely show from your stats, especially for users with an outdated IE browser

ideally, create yourself a template css and html file that will have all the elements you require to be displayed on every page and just copy and paste the html file then customise it to suit the page you are working on

good luck