Hopefully someone can help me here.

90% into designing a new responsive website — to replace an older non-responsive — I discovered RSD is limited to creating 50 pages. Somehow I managed 75 before a pop-up box told me I had reached a limit. Yes, I should have checked all the sales details before purchasing, and yes, it is silly to sell software with such a pointless limitation. But let's move forward...

The work-around was to duplicate the site, use some pages as templates and build the remaining pages. So I now have two RSD files, the main website and the extra pages.

When it came to uploading to my server, all main website pages go into the root, called public_html. I then created a folder in the root folder called Extra and uploaded the extra files there. So far so good.

Four out of five links from main site pages to extra pages work fine. Let's say the link handle I am using is www.invisibletemple/extras/thispage.html . That finds its way to the correct page in the extra folder. However one link will not work, and yet the code is correct. Could anyone help me work out why this should be? The bad link is here http://invisibletemple.com/lectures.html under Scottish Highland Tour.

Now for the serious problem: none of the extra pages can find their way back to the main website and I have no idea what handle to add to the links on the extra pages should be. I left them plain, ie. index.html . That does not work. /public/index.html does not work . So what is teh correct protocol?

Help sorely needed, I only have 80% of a site up and running.

Hi Freddy,
There's this link
http://invisibletemple.com/extra/scotland-sacred-sites-tour-Sept-2016.html
that should be this to work
http://invisibletemple.com/extra/scotland-sacred-sites-tour-sept-2016.html

On the page lectures.html you have three nav buttons that don't work. The reason is, that those pages are in your 'extra' folder, but the address doesn't show that. And when I find one of the pages in the extra folder, e.g. mailinglist.html, the linking assumes that all the pages are in that folder.
Hopping in and out of different folders can be a real pain when you set up the links. If you are going into a folder, that's the easy part, you say folder/file.html. But the other way around, navigating out of a folder means ../file.html. And to another file in the same folder, just file.html. And that will be different on each page, depending which page you navigate from. The easiest would actually be to give the full url to all your pages: http://www.domain.com/file.html and http://www.domain.com/extra/file.html

Thanks Eric, one small capital letter. Doh! on my part.

And Inger, yes, I experimented with adding the whole htpp address as a prefix to the pages and buttons in extra folder and voila!, problem solved. All pages are cross-referencing.

Now I can finish the remaining bits.

Thank you gents.

Strange that so many of you here think I'm a 'gent'

It's an olde English term of endearment, not gender specific :-)