How do you Publish your Web Page Online?
By dyesebel10
Find a web hosting provider to hold your web pages. It might be a company web server or space that you pay an ISP (internet service provider) for. You can try Homestead, GoDaddy, or Yahoo Smallbusiness. Use an FTP client or a web browser to connect to your web server as specified by your hosting provider. You will need to enter your usercode and password.
Copy the HTML file and and all related files (ex. Images such as jpg/jpeg/gif, cascading style sheets or css, javascript) from your hard drive to the web server. It’s that easy. You may just drag and drop the files from your local system to a web server to make them available on the internet.
After transferring your files to a web server, your web page is available via a URL (Uniform Resource Locator) to anyone with a web browser (example: Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Netscape, etc.) and live internet connection.
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BethanRose 7 months ago
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