Css question

Discussion in 'CSS' started by b2breps, Dec 23, 2008.

  1. #1
    Hey everyone.

    I have a question regarding CSS.

    I can no longer get into my hosting account and I had to transfer my domain name to another hosting comapny. Unfortunately, I do not have a bckup of my web page. What I do have is the CSS stle sheet codes (I think this is the most important, right?) and I can easily recreate the content. My questions is this (pls keep in mind i have never doine this before) How do i recreate the website? ie.. do do i create the index page and html pages so i can load them into my hosting account and get my site back on line. It is a small (5 page) website. Can somebody outline the steps or tell me a good source to get the info...or better yet, can somebody do this for me for a fee? pls offer advice or if you want to pm me if you are interested in helping pls let me know..
    ty
     
    b2breps, Dec 23, 2008 IP
  2. cheapez

    cheapez Active Member

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    Go to your site and pages.

    Look at the toolbars on top of your browser. Go to View > page source

    Then save it as webpage, or you can copy paste the codes in the NOTEPAD and save it as "same_page_name" .html

    If you save as webpage, usually it will download all the images you use on the page for you also.

    If not, you need to find in your source codes, example of a image you use on your site <img src="/images/logo.gif"
    so in your address bar, type in your domain name http://yourdomain.com/images/logo.gif and download that image. Download all the images to your computer.

    upload everything to your new host, same directories.

    upload your stylesheet to the same directory too.
    If you don't have a copy of it you can view your "source codes". It may look like this <link rel="stylesheet" href="7535b" type="folder/style.css" media="screen" />

    Now you can transfer your domain name to a new domain company, and point it to your new host (DNS names, IP, ...)
     
    cheapez, Dec 23, 2008 IP