RedSealSW
There are several options in the software for creating league websites in different ways. The best way, for size of file (affects both uploading and downloading) and ease of administration, is outlined below.
Lets consider a league that runs over more than one season, as most do. This might be one long winter season, followed by another winter season, or a winter and then a summer season. Whichever it is, it would be nice if the current season does not overwrite previous seasons. Lets allow players to see past seasons. With that in mind it is best to create each season in a new folder and just point to those folders from the main site.
For example,
Winter 2016 could be uploaded to www.yoursite.co.uk/lg/win16
Summer 2017 could be uploaded to www.yoursite.co.uk/lg/sum17
The HTML code to add to the main site would look like this:
<a href='www.yoursite.co.uk/lg/win16'>Winter 2016</a>
<a href='www.yoursite.co.uk/lg/sum17'>Summer 2017</a>
When a user clicks on a link on the main site (that appears like Winter 2016) they will be redirected to the index file within the folder (don't worry how this works, the ULM produces the index file and the server does the redirection bit).
If file optimisation is not set then filenames will be prefixed with an abbreviated version of the name of the league and teams or players will have their names in full. If optimisation is selected then the filenames will be considerably shorter.
Shorter filenames also means hyperlinks to those files will also be shorter, resulting in a smaller files. Smaller files mean quicker uploading and, more importantly, quicker downloading for a player who wants to view results.
Full details are contained within the context sensitive help in the software.