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13-Nov-2005, 04:31 PM #1
Complete And Utter Beginner. Don't Have A Clue Where To Start! HELP!
Hi all,
I just got a domain and hosting package with Pickaweb. But what do I do now? I've made a website page using a WYSIWYG editor I believe and saved it. I read I need to upload it to a FTP client now. I did, but if you go to my website it has something like "Index Of /" and a list of folders and the webpage I tried to upload. Hellllp!
Thank you so much!
Jess
PS-My site is meant to be www.spoilyourpetsrotten.com
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13-Nov-2005, 05:50 PM #2
The main page you upload has to be called index, that will be the page that is first shown when someone goes to your domain.
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13-Nov-2005, 05:52 PM #3
Oh yes! Thanks very much! And what do I do from here on? Just link page to page?
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13-Nov-2005, 05:54 PM #4
Yep, if you have a page that is in the same folder as index, and its called page2.htm, all you need to link is page2.htm. If the page is in a folder called folder1, then you need to specify that path by linking like "folder1/page2.htm"
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