Let's say I used a WYSIWYG software and I got all the HTML code ready for my webpage, how do I create a webpage for my website then? For example, let's say my main website is FlipNoob.com... and then I need to create flipnoobs.com/affiliate.htm . How do I create flipnoobs.htm through FTP?
Read HTML For windows users and maybe linux: 1. Create a file with .html or .htm extension. (Open notepad, save as name.html). 2. Enter the code below and save. <html> <head> </head> <body> I am a webpage. I don't read html. I should read about it. </body> </html> HTML:
You have to create your web pages separately . You should have a file called index.html(leads to flipnoobs.com) , your home page . You should have another folder affiliate and an HTML file affiliate.htm inside . Link affiliate.htm and index.html using a suitable HTML editor like Dreamweaver . Now upload all these files via FTP to your purchased web space.
You don't create flipnoobs.com/affiliate.htm through FTP, you transfer it from your hard drive (where it's saved on your computer) to your personal web space. Simply, take the file you have your HTML stored on and move it to your personal web space via FTP. If it doesn't already have the suffix .htm or .html then you will have to change it on the web space side of your FTP program. If the file can't be transferred and renamed because of it's type, then open your text editor, copy and paste the code into affiliates.txt, save it. Upload that file to the base directory via FTP of your online website and rename it affiliates.htm (or .html if you prefer). Make sure the suffix does NOT include .txt or else it won't show as an HTML file, it will show as a text file. If your preferred text editor gives you the option to save it as a .htm file, then do that and then none of the name changing steps are necessary. I use editpadlite.com It works much like Notepad (on Windows) but has a few extra little features that make my life easier. Hope that was somewhat helpful.