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Site Studio Designer Guide > Creating Your Web Site > Site Addressing > Changing the Path Used in a...
When you open your site using a domain-based address, you see the http protocol (or https, depending on how the content server is configured), followed by the domain name, followed by the section, followed by a web page. For example:
http://www.mydomain.com/products/index.htm
When you open your site using a folder-based address, you see the http protocol (or https, depending on how the content server is configured), followed by the name of the computer (that hosts the site), followed by the ID of the Web site, followed by the section, followed by a page name. For example:
http://UserPC/mysite/products/index.htm
You can change the name that appears in this path by changing the properties of the site, the properties of a section, and the properties for a page template. You change these values using the Properties pane (Figure).
To change the path names used in a site address, perform these tasks:
The name used for secondary pages is the content ID (dDocName) of the contributor data file or native document appearing on that page. If desired, you can specify a different value.When you specify a URL Directory Name, you can change the label of a section as many times as you like without affecting the URL.