@Tom: I like to put a 2 new sites at the very top: the first with a
basic layout, a separat template and no menues, which just says
"Construction Zone" or whatever. To hide the rest of the site, the
second folder is a SysFolder that is hidden. I drag all the sites of the
website into that SysFolder.
Definately no pro-solution, but it is one of many ways...
@Philipp: I'd like to add my 2 cents to your answer: In my opinion these
kind of answers are of no help to anyone. To be honest: I don't even
know why you bother to take the time to write RTFM? Obviousley you seem
to get angry by questions like these, but I ask you: why don't you just
ignore them? And a link to a tutorial is not a specific answer. But the
list should be a place for specific answers.
In a long-term-view, posts like these are actually pretty annoying: we
all know how frustrating it can be to find highly ranked entries in
Google just to find out that there is no proper answer.
Therefore I would suggest: if someone does not want to response
helpfully for whatever reason, just don't post anything. If, however,
someone decides to post an answer, stick with the topic and restrain
from any patronizing off-topic behaviour. There are beginners and there
are pros - and the latter one need to remember that they where once
beginners, too.
If there are good answers now, the chance increases that the post will
be found more often and therefore questions like these asked less.
Thanks.
Robert
Hi tom,
tom wrote:
How could I hide a typo3 site, so other people can not visit?
I do not have whm/capnel username/password, But I can access typo3 admin
site(mysite.com/typo3).
Thanks.
Please read the getting started guide:
http://typo3.org/documentation/document-
library/tutorials/doc_tut_quickstart/current/
ps: yes, this anwser is supposed to be interpreted as RTFM !
Best regards
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