HTML - Masking Url Help..

Hey, all. I'm new here, and this site seems to be exactly the kind of community I could be in for good help and support.

My problem is this: I have a URL with hosting (GoDaddy) at www.wesleyboynton.com. I recently purchased a new URL, www.entersubhysteria.com for a musical side-project of mine. I'd like to host them on the same place, but when I forward the URL, it forwards and then displays the wesleyboynton.com address rather than Entersubhysteria.com Were I to turn on GoDaddy domain masking, it would display http://www.Entersubhysteria.com no matter what page one was on, therefore destroying chances of bookmarking certain pages and so forth.

What I would like, is some way to tailor the URL so that despite being hosted on http://www.wesleyboynton.com, http://entersubhysteria.com would display, and were I to go to a songs page, it would display http://www.entersubhysteria.com/songs.htm, rather than http://www.wesleyboynton.com/subhysteriastuff/songs.htm.

Customer support said it's possible through hard coding in HTML, but I'm a beginner to real coding. Any suggestions?

Thanks!
~Wes

I need my webpage to display a different URL than the one it has, somebody told me i could mask the URL, i dont have a clue where i would put the coding or what the coding is, can somebody help me?

Hello this is the first time I have posted in this particular forum. I have been a member of HTML forums for a while now and post a lot in website reviews. I am having a problem trying to mask product images to get rid of the white background that came with them and mask it to match the background color. Unfortunately, I am using a store builder and know little html. Their customer support personnel aren't knowledgeable enough to figure it out. Is there a code to mask an image. They do have areas I can try that allow html but I don't know the code. If you want to see what I mean you can see the site at http://www.proselfdefenseproducts.com It may be a long shot but someone in here may have the answer.
Thank you for your time and trouble,
Gerry

I have a site up with using html (and css) to create a mask with a fixed position navbar that allows the body text to scroll behind, thus allowing the navbar to remain visible. However, there is a problem: on one of the pages I have audio controls that allow the user to listen to some music samples. The text scrolls correctly behind the mask, but in Chrome and Internet Explorer the controls do not, and the result looks bad (Safari, Firefox are fine). Could anyone take a look at it and comtemplate what I did so horribly wrong? The site is:

www.mattbauder.net/projects.html

Also see my post on the 'review' section.

-buford

Okay. I have a new question that needs answering.

I have followed instructions found elsewhere in this forum, and have successfully gotten my url icon to work. If you go to web.mac.com/merchandise1 you can see a little "M" in the bar.

Here's the problem, though. I don't use that address on my business cards, email flyers, etc. I use merchandiseonline.org

The url icons DO NOT WORK when you go to the masked/forwarded url address of merchandiseonline.org

I use DirectNIC for my forwarding purposes. So, my question, then, is:

HOW do you get the favicons (url icons) to work when using a masked address?

I've searched forums upon forums and have not found the answer. I pray someone here will have an idea.

Thanks,
James @ merchandise