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Computing Web Site Building Build your own website from scratch 00 - Introduction 01 - Mission and Objectives 02 - Product or Service 03 - Site Map 04 - Build Written Content 05 - Navigation 06 - Site Colors 07 - Site Theme 08 - Layout 09 - Build Template File 10 - Individual Pages 11 - Hosting 12 - Uploading 13 - Promotion 14 - Conclusion Building a template file 00 - Introduction 01 - Setup 02 - Startup Code 03 - Layers and Layout 04 - CSS Styles PART I 05 - Basic Elements 06 - CSS Styles PART II 07 - Final Product Define a site in Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 00 - Introduction 01 - Local Configuration 02 - Remote Configuration Multicolumn Layouts and Web Grids 00 - Introduction 01 - Page Areas 02 - The Basic grid 03 - Expanding the grid 04 - Not standard compliant grids 05 - The table approach 06 - The layer approach 07 - The frame approach 08 - The dynamic approach 09 - Client Side Dynamic Approach 10 - Beyond the grid Build your own website from scratch: Jorge Blanco Webmaster Other articles written by this author Related Articles + Define a site in Macromedia Dreamweaver MX + Building a template file Related Links Little Boxes W3Schools HTML W3Schools CSS	Build your own website from scratch. By Jorge Blanco 12. Upload the site Once you have signed up with a hosting provider you are ready to start uploading your site to make it available all over the internet. Usually there are two ways of uploading a site, one is the traditional HTTP File Manager upload; here, the hosting provider will have you some 5 to 20 fields all with a browse button for you to select which files to upload. File Manager Example This might be a tiresome process when you have to upload 100+ files, but if you have to upload 50 or less files, it can be manageable. The HTTP File Manager upload is dependent on the hosting provider you have chosen and it may vary from one provider to another. The other method is the FTP upload. For this method you will need FTP capable hosting provider and FTP capable software. There are many programs that can handle FTP: WS_FTP, Cute FTP, FTPro, etc. And even some web developing software as Macromedia Dreamweaver, Adobe Go Live and Microsoft FrontPage have FTP capabilities. Your hosting service will provide you with your FTP information, like FTP server, login name, password and user path. The method is software dependent, meaning that it will vary according to the program you are using, but it will mostly be the same for all. /FTP Upload Tutorial/ One thing to remember is that when you are uploading your files you must recreate the file structure found on your local PC, so if in your computer the file 'next.gif' is in the images folder under your home directory (the directory where your index page is located), then the file must be uploaded to a folder named images under the home directory of the server. <Previous Index Next> Rating: 4	Affiliates Join Us
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