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Load the administrator log-in page on your browser. The URL is your domain name followed by a slash and the word 'administrator.'For example, http://mywebsite.com/administratorLog in using your administrator log-in name and password.
Move the mouse pointer over the 'Extensions' option on the upper left menu and select 'Install/Uninstall' from the drop-down menu. Click the 'Browse' button and navigate to the folder on your personal computer where you have stored the Enbed_pdf plug-in installation .zip file. Click the installation file and then click 'Open.' Click the 'Upload and Install' button after the installation manager screen reappears. After the plug-in is successfully installed, the installation manager will display a success message.
Move the mouse pointer over the 'Extensions' option on the upper left menu and select 'Plugin Manager' from the drop-down menu. The list of installed plug-ins displays. Locate the Enbed_pdf plug-in. Click once on the plug-in name to edit the plug-in properties. Click the 'Yes' radio button to enable the plug-in in the second line of the details. Click 'Save' in the upper right menu.
Move the mouse pointer over the 'Content' option in the upper left menu. Select 'Article Manager' from the drop-down menu. Click 'New' from the upper right article manager menu. Give the article a name and select a section and category from the drop-down menus.
Execute the plug-in from the article text with the following syntax:{pdf}path/filename.pdf{/pdf}Where the path is the location of your PDF files. For example, to display a file called 'myfile.pdf' in a folder called 'pdfs' on your website, use the following.{pdf}http://mywebsite.com/pdfs/myfile.pdf{/pdf}Optionally, you can change the default height, width and display app as follows:{pdf}http://mywebsite.com/pdfs/myfile.pdf|height:400|width:500|app:google{/pdf}or{pdf}http://mywebsite.com/pdfs/myfile.pdf|height:400|width:500|app:adobe{/pdf}where the height and width are given in pixels.Click 'Save' in the upper right menu.
Add the article to your menu system using the menu options in the upper left menu. When the article loads, it will display the PDF file.
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Thursday, 4 February 2016
How to Upload a Website to GoDaddyIn Feburary 2016 04,
In Feburary 2016 04,
Open your FTP client and type in your GoDaddy hosting account username and password. If you want to avoid using a third-party FTP client, you can use the built-in GoDaddy FTP client; however, this is not recommended for large files. To access the GoDaddy FTP client, go to 'Hosting' under 'My Products.' Click 'Manage Account' by your hosting account. Under 'Content', click 'FTP Client.'
Navigate to the folder on your server where your new website files will be stored. In most circumstances, use the initial directory.
Go to the folder on your hard drive that contains your website’s HTML files.
Once you have successfully logged in to your server through the FTP client, drag and drop the files from your hard drive to the server. Make sure you have an index.html file; this is the initial page of your website that will be seen when someone types in your domain name. For example, www.yoursite.com/index.html is equivalent to www.yoursite.com.
Visit your domain name to see if the files uploaded correctly. Under most circumstances, your site should be live instantaneously. Refresh your browser if you do not see any changes.
Troubleshoot any problems that arise. Click on every link, particularly internal links, to see if they are working properly. If they are not working, go back to the raw HTML file and correct them as needed. All link and image paths should be relative to the domain and not paths on your computer. For instance, a header image might read file:///C|/my documents/photos/header1.jpg in the source code when it should read /images/header1.jpg or http://www.yoursite.com/images/header1.jpg.
Promote your new website!
In Feburary 2016 04,
Open your FTP client and type in your GoDaddy hosting account username and password. If you want to avoid using a third-party FTP client, you can use the built-in GoDaddy FTP client; however, this is not recommended for large files. To access the GoDaddy FTP client, go to 'Hosting' under 'My Products.' Click 'Manage Account' by your hosting account. Under 'Content', click 'FTP Client.'
Navigate to the folder on your server where your new website files will be stored. In most circumstances, use the initial directory.
Go to the folder on your hard drive that contains your website’s HTML files.
Once you have successfully logged in to your server through the FTP client, drag and drop the files from your hard drive to the server. Make sure you have an index.html file; this is the initial page of your website that will be seen when someone types in your domain name. For example, www.yoursite.com/index.html is equivalent to www.yoursite.com.
Visit your domain name to see if the files uploaded correctly. Under most circumstances, your site should be live instantaneously. Refresh your browser if you do not see any changes.
Troubleshoot any problems that arise. Click on every link, particularly internal links, to see if they are working properly. If they are not working, go back to the raw HTML file and correct them as needed. All link and image paths should be relative to the domain and not paths on your computer. For instance, a header image might read file:///C|/my documents/photos/header1.jpg in the source code when it should read /images/header1.jpg or http://www.yoursite.com/images/header1.jpg.
Promote your new website!
In Feburary 2016 04,
Tuesday, 2 February 2016
How to Use Plesk to Build Your WebsiteIn Feburary 2016 02,
In Feburary 2016 02,
Sign into your Parallels Plesk control panel using the account information provided by your Web host.
Under 'My Desktop,' click 'Manage Files on Domain.' Select the domain name you wish to work with from the list provided, and click 'Next.'
Click on the directory file named 'httpdocs'. This is where your website's files will be stored.
Click the 'Add New File' link at the top of the screen to begin to upload your HMTL or CSS files. Use the 'Browse' button to find their location on your computer, then click 'Finish.' Once all files have been uploaded, visit your domain name to make sure that your website is running correctly.To save time, it is recommended that you use a File Transfer Protocol client to upload your files in bulk, rather than one at a time. FTP software will allow you to copy files directly into your httpdocs folder. For more information about FTP, see the resource link below.
If you are uploading image files to your website, save them within the 'Images' folder within httpdocs. If you would like to create a new folder to store images or other media, click the 'Add New Directory' link at the top of the page. Fill in the name field, and click 'Finish.'
To create a contact email specific to your website, return to 'My Desktop' by clicking the link on the left sidebar. Within the 'Tools' window, click 'Create Mail Account.' Select your domain name, and click 'Next.'
Fill in your desired email name and password within the fields provided. Click 'Finish' to finalize creation.
In Feburary 2016 02,
Sign into your Parallels Plesk control panel using the account information provided by your Web host.
Under 'My Desktop,' click 'Manage Files on Domain.' Select the domain name you wish to work with from the list provided, and click 'Next.'
Click on the directory file named 'httpdocs'. This is where your website's files will be stored.
Click the 'Add New File' link at the top of the screen to begin to upload your HMTL or CSS files. Use the 'Browse' button to find their location on your computer, then click 'Finish.' Once all files have been uploaded, visit your domain name to make sure that your website is running correctly.To save time, it is recommended that you use a File Transfer Protocol client to upload your files in bulk, rather than one at a time. FTP software will allow you to copy files directly into your httpdocs folder. For more information about FTP, see the resource link below.
If you are uploading image files to your website, save them within the 'Images' folder within httpdocs. If you would like to create a new folder to store images or other media, click the 'Add New Directory' link at the top of the page. Fill in the name field, and click 'Finish.'
To create a contact email specific to your website, return to 'My Desktop' by clicking the link on the left sidebar. Within the 'Tools' window, click 'Create Mail Account.' Select your domain name, and click 'Next.'
Fill in your desired email name and password within the fields provided. Click 'Finish' to finalize creation.
In Feburary 2016 02,
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