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shelly8675309
I am suppose to have my website up my wed for school and all of this is confusing to me as there are really no hands on directions on how to use this site. It says i need an index.html file what do i do please anyone help
ssfdre38
the index.html is your home page file
zpcs
Hi Shelly8675309,
Here are a few links within Zymic for uploading your " index.html " file to your website:
Hope this helps you out.
flight567
index.html is the name of your homepage. basically it's what will pop up when someone types in the URL of your website.

how to make one:

1. open document creator (notepad works, i like notepad++)

2. insert HTML and other coding languages. (i assume you know how that works because you're already here.)

3. save the document as "index.html".

4. open filezilla.

5. connect to your page via the input at the top.

6. either drag and drop into the server-side box or right click to send to. (i like to delete the index.html that's already there makes things easy lol.)


ALT:

1. take website (Dreamweaver/ what ever you've pre-made)

2. steps 3 thru 6.
shelly8675309
QUOTE(zpcs @ May 8 2012, 09:55 AM) *
Hi Shelly8675309,
Here are a few links within Zymic for uploading your " index.html " file to your website:Hope this helps you out.

thanks

QUOTE(flight567 @ May 9 2012, 01:36 PM) *
index.html is the name of your homepage. basically it's what will pop up when someone types in the URL of your website.

how to make one:

1. open document creator (notepad works, i like notepad++)

2. insert HTML and other coding languages. (i assume you know how that works because you're already here.)

3. save the document as "index.html".

4. open filezilla.

5. connect to your page via the input at the top.

6. either drag and drop into the server-side box or right click to send to. (i like to delete the index.html that's already there makes things easy lol.)
ALT:

1. take website (Dreamweaver/ what ever you've pre-made)

2. steps 3 thru 6.

thanks

QUOTE(ssfdre38 @ May 8 2012, 06:34 AM) *
the index.html is your home page file

thanks
m1k3yb0y
It will also work with the .php extension also if you have php in your file. Just save it as index.php and you're good to go. =) And just like what flight567 said, you can just delete the index.html file to make things easy for ya. smile.gif
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