I have 2 versions of my site
I thought I was going insane
But it depends if I add the www. before the domain name
HUH!? How did I do this and howe do I fix and which is right!?
THANKS
I have looked at my files using transmit
I do indeed have two sets
a www folder
and public_html
I deleted the WWW file in transmit
BUT I still have a diffent (old version) of my site on the index page!
I cant even find the folder on the server , but its there somewhere!
Check to see if you have a index.html and a index.php page in the same folder. Delete the one that you don’t want. Usually you want to keep the .php one.
Nigel
Thanks Nigel
No I only have .php
Its so weird the www version has images that will not update to newer versions …yet other updates (ie colors have taken place)
Never happened to me before!
The www folder is often an alias of the public_html folder. Perhaps it is a browser cache issue? Have you tried clearing your cache or looking at the page in another browser? Recent versions of Safari have very aggressive caching.
Do you have a website link? Have you deleted the browser cache?
Yup! Just tried it on FF which I never use. And have tried the others so many times.
Thanks Nigel I sent it in a pm
This might be some help:
https://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en&q=redirect+www+to+non+www&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8
It is a google search to redirect www pages to non-www pages. This way if someone types in www, they get redirected to the correct page.
Add a page (All Plug-Ins/HTML Code) in your project, set the folder as “/” so it goes to the same location as your homepage (index) file. I usually name this page htaccess.html
Add the following code (change YourSite to your actual domain). I say this only because I spent an hour trying to figure out why I couldn’t get something on my htaccess page to work, chatting back and forth with tech support 
only to realize my mistake. I immediately took two days off 
#Force non-www:
RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^www.YourSite.com [NC]
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://YourSite.com/$1 [L,R=301]
Log into your C-Panel and locate the htacess.html page and rename it to .htaccess and you should be all set. Or if you currently have a .htaccess page, add the lines of code.
You may have to change your settings in your C-Panel to view hidden (dot) files if you ever need to replace it.
I should also add that you want to create the htaccess page as a blank theme from Joe Workman.
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