Showing posts with label File. Show all posts
Showing posts with label File. Show all posts

Monday, August 31, 2015

How to Make a Badge for a Blog (6 Steps)


Go to a free online badge generator where you can pick out the text, size and colors of your badge.
Open a graphic editing program such as Adobe Photoshop. If you don't already have a good graphic editing program, you can download a free trial of Photoshop or a free, open source program such as Paint.NET.
Create a new file in your program that is 125 pixels wide by 125 pixels high. This is the standard size of a blog badge. Do this by choosing the size when you create the new document.
Open the file that holds the logo for your blog, or create one if you don't have it. Right click and 'Copy' the image from your site, or simply type the name of your blog on the new file that you created. Find a freeware image or clip art to add to your badge. Make sure that however you decorate it, it represents the look and theme of your blog.
Save the badge to your computer when you are satisfied with it. Make sure you save it with a file extension of .jpg, .png or .gif. These extensions are the ones that are used the most often for badges. Go to a free image-hosting site and upload your badge. When you upload it, the badge will have a URL so you can put it on the sidebar of your blog for people to use. If you have a domain that is hosted on your own server, you can upload the badge with an FTP program or from the online file directory in your host's control panel.
Put the badge on your side bar with a line of HTML code. If you uploaded your badge to a free image-hosting website, it will most likely give you the code you need for your badge to show up. If you uploaded to your own server, use this code to place your badge on the sidebar of your blog (replacing 'yourdomain' and 'yourbadge' with the correct names):
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Sunday, August 30, 2015

How to Restart GoDaddy Hosting in WordPress


Sign in to your GoDaddy Account Manager (see Resources).
Click 'Web Hosting,' and then click your account.
Click the 'File Manager.' Select the WordPress folder, and click 'Delete.'
Click the 'Hosting Control Center' link to return to the main Control Center page.
Click 'Install Apps,' then 'WordPress.' Click 'Install Now' and then continue with the wizard to create the new WordPress site, and thus resetting it.
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How to Change the Main Index Page on GoDaddy


Visit the GoDaddy and log into the 'Account Manager.' Enter your 'Login Name' and 'Password' into the relevant text fields and click on the 'Secure Login' button.
Click on the 'Web Hosting' option in the 'Products' section.
Click on the 'Launch' option in your Web hosting account.
Click on the 'File Manager' option, which is located in the Content section. This will automatically open the file manager in the root directory of the Web hosting account. Typically, this is the location in which your index file will be located.
Click on the 'Upload' option in the menu bar and then the 'Browse' option to select the index file to upload your index file. The file will be labelled 'index' and will have one of the following file extensions: htm, html, php, asp or aspx; for example, the file might be 'index.html.' Finally, click on the 'Upload' button to confirm the upload of this file.
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Saturday, August 29, 2015

How To Change the Default Page on Apache Tomcat


Double-click the 'My Computer' icon and navigate to the installation directory of Apache. In the 'conf' directory, double-click the 'httpd.conf' file.
Open httpd.conf with Notepad. Scroll down to the following line in the configuration file.
DirectoryIndex index.html index.jsp index.php
Change the DirectoryIndex line with the custom page. Below is an example of how the file should be configured for a custom default page.
DirectoryIndex myCustomPage.php index.html index.jsp index.php
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Friday, August 28, 2015

How to Post an MP3 in My Facebook Wall


Upload the MP3 file you would like to post to your website using your standard upload process.
Navigate to Facebook at facebook.com, and sign into your account.
Click the status update text box, and enter a link to the MP3 file you are hosting at the end of the status update. If you include commentary about the file, make certain that it comes before the link to the MP3 file otherwise the embedded MP3 player may not be displayed.
Click 'Share.' The MP3 file will be playable from your Facebook wall and your friend's Facebook news feeds.
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Thursday, August 27, 2015

How to Link Directly to Go Daddy Files


Log in to your Go Daddy account. Select 'Web Hosting' from the Products section and click on the account you wish to use, then click 'Launch' This will open the Hosting Control Center.
Click 'Your Files' in the Hosting Control Center. This will access the File Manager.
Click 'Upload' in the File Manager section. Click 'Browse,' locate the file you wish to upload and click 'OK.'
Test the URL to download the file. Any file you upload to Go Daddy can be linked to or downloaded by typing your domain name followed by a forward slash and the file name. For example: www.yourdomainname.com/filename.pdf.
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How to See Who Viewed My Craigslist Ad (5 Steps)


Prepare the images you plan to use in your listing. You don’t need to do anything special with them; just edit them as you normally would.
Contact your Web hosting service and tell them you want to track unique views of a specific image file; they'll explain how you can do this. You may also be able to find the information in their site FAQ or customer support literature. Just look for their Web analytics support documentation.
Upload the image as advised by your Web host’s customer support. You only need to do this with one image. Tracking statistics on multiple images can cause you to accidentally multiply the number of visitors who view your listing. If you do use multiple images, store the others elsewhere on your Web pages or host them directly on Craigslist.
Link to the image when you post your Craigslist ad, using the HTML image tag: . Replace 'URL' with the actual URL of your image, including the 'http://" at the beginning and keeping the quotation marks.
Track the unique downloads for the image in your listing. This number roughly corresponds to the actual number of individual visitors.
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Monday, August 24, 2015

How to Use CPanel to Create a Website


Create your website files using Notepad or an HTML program. Save the files on your computer and remember where you saved them.
Log in to Cpanel. Use the information your hosting provider gave you to log in to your Cpanel account.
Access the main directory. Click on the icon that says 'File Manager' and then select the 'Document Root' folder for your domain. Next click on ''public_html'.
Upload your website files. You will see a split screen. One side represents your computer's drive, the other side represents the Cpanel tool. Transfer your website HTML files from your computer to Cpanel by highlighting the files and clicking on the transfer arrow.
Test your website. To ensure that your files have been properly uploaded, type your web address in your browser window.
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How to Upload Word Documents to a Web Page (5 Steps)


Log in to your web hosting account and access your 'File Manager.' Navigate to your 'Home' directory. Click the 'Upload' link.
Click the 'Browse' button and select your Word file from your hard drive. Click the 'Open' button. Wait a few moments for your file to be uploaded, then return to your home directory.
Check the box next to the name of the page into which you wish to insert a link to the document. For example, if you want visitors to your homepage to be able to access the document, choose the file 'index.html' from your file manager. Click the 'Edit' button.
Insert a link to your Word document within the HTML. For example, if you paste the test 'Click here to view my Microsoft Word document.' into your HTML, users who visit your website will be able to access your Word document by clicking on the word 'here.' Insert the text of your choice and click 'Save.'
Visit your website to make sure your document displays properly and that your link works.
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Sunday, August 23, 2015

How to Recover Deleted Web Pages


Gather all of the information pertaining to your website, such as your domain name, as well as the information for the administrative contact person who is over the administration of the website.
Contact the company that is hosting your website. Provide it with your domain name and administrative contact information.
Advise the company you deleted a Web page and would like to recover the deleted file. Most Web hosting companies back up all of their website pages. The company will be able to look up the file you deleted on the backup server and restore it into your file directory. It is best to contact your Web hosting company as soon as possible after deleting the Web page to increase your chances of getting the page restored.
Use the Internet Archive Wayback Machine to look up your deleted Web page if you do not want to go through your Web hosting company. By going to Internet Archive Wayback Machine, you can type in the domain name for your website. The Internet Archive Wayback Machine will then pull up all website pages that have been associated with the website, no matter how old they are. This is great if you would like to go back and see a Web page that was deleted many years or months ago.
Click on the page of your website that you would like to recover through the Internet Archive Wayback Machine. Click on the 'View' option from the menu bar of your Internet browser. Select the 'Page Source' option. Copy all of the HTML coding associated with your deleted Web page from the page source.
Paste the copied HTML code from the page source into the HTML editor of your website. Save your work. You should now be able to view your Web page. Some of the graphics might not be in place anymore, but all of the textual aspects of the Web page should still be in tact. You will have to upload new graphics.
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Saturday, August 22, 2015

How to Post Audio Files on Blogspot (5 Steps)


Post your audio files on the hosting site of your choice. Audio files can be hosted for free on multiple sites, including zShare, DreamHost and BlueHost. Follow the individual site's instructions for uploading your audio file from your computer. Once you've uploaded your audio file to the host site, copy the URL that the site provides for that audio file.
Log in to Blogspot with your Blogger username and password. Navigate to the 'Settings Tab' from your Dashboard, then click 'Formatting.'
Scroll down to the 'Show Link Fields' heading and select 'Yes' from the drop-down menu. Click 'Save Settings' at the bottom of the page.
Start a new post by clicking 'Posting' from the Dashboard, then click 'New Post.' Click on 'Add Enclosure Link' underneath the title heading.
Paste the URL from your hosting site into the 'URL' box that appears. Finish composing the rest of the post, then click 'Publish Post.' Your audio file will appear in the post as a link to the audio hosting service.
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