I've been looking for hours and i'm getting pretty annoyed
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Network solutions website editing
Started by rellac, Nov 23 2007 01:37 PM
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Posted 23 November 2007 - 01:37 PM
Ok, so I got myself a website from network solutions and I'm just wondering if anyone knows how I can edit it in html?
I've been looking for hours and i'm getting pretty annoyed
I've been looking for hours and i'm getting pretty annoyed
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Posted 27 November 2007 - 04:28 PM
days now 
I'll just have to pay for another host if this keeps up
I'll just have to pay for another host if this keeps up
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Posted 27 November 2007 - 05:15 PM
rellac,
You got a website? or did you get hosting? If you are intrested in learning how to edit HTML just use the search engine here.
If you are wondering how to get files from your server, google 'website ftp' To edit an html file just open it in a text editor.
Hope this helps? (more detail about your problem would be nice)
You got a website? or did you get hosting? If you are intrested in learning how to edit HTML just use the search engine here.
If you are wondering how to get files from your server, google 'website ftp' To edit an html file just open it in a text editor.Hope this helps? (more detail about your problem would be nice)
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Posted 29 November 2007 - 02:55 AM
If you're paying for the hosting, i'm sure they have tech support. Have you tried using them?
Typically, websites don't offer ways of editing html... 9/10 times though, they will have file editors in which you can straight edit the code by hand (the proper way of doing html). Outside of that, you're probably stuck looking for an additional program (such as dreamweaver).
Typically, websites don't offer ways of editing html... 9/10 times though, they will have file editors in which you can straight edit the code by hand (the proper way of doing html). Outside of that, you're probably stuck looking for an additional program (such as dreamweaver).
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Posted 06 February 2008 - 01:18 PM
Lucias O`Neil, on Nov 27 2007, 05:15 PM, said:
rellac,
You got a website? or did you get hosting? If you are intrested in learning how to edit HTML just use the search engine here. If you are wondering how to get files from your server, google 'website ftp' To edit an html file just open it in a text editor.
Hope this helps? (more detail about your problem would be nice)
You got a website? or did you get hosting? If you are intrested in learning how to edit HTML just use the search engine here.
If you are wondering how to get files from your server, google 'website ftp' To edit an html file just open it in a text editor.Hope this helps? (more detail about your problem would be nice)
Sorry it's taken me 3 months to reply lol, but yeh i have a site and i already know a fair amount of html, I just want to know how to put in the html coding for the site. It would help if somone else who has network solutions as a host to read it.
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Posted 06 February 2008 - 01:52 PM
You need to put all your html into a new text document (Windows: You can use Notepad, Metapad or Frontpage etc. - Mac: TextEdit, CODA etc.)
e.g.
To make it your index page (The home page of your website, i.e. the homepage) Save it as index.html
Upload it to your public_html directory through FTP or a filemanager in your server control panel.
Hope this gives you some kind of guide
e.g.
<html> <head> <title>Hello world!</title> </head> <body> <body bgcolor="#000000"> <font size="2" color="#FFFFFF" face="Verdana"> Sup world! </font> </body> </html>
To make it your index page (The home page of your website, i.e. the homepage) Save it as index.html
Upload it to your public_html directory through FTP or a filemanager in your server control panel.
Hope this gives you some kind of guide
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