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Note: these instructions are for manually uploading/editing your website files. If you use or wish to use the well known WordPress system to build your website, you don't need to do any manual uploading and should instead use WordPress for manging your website/files. Our hosting has an easy WordPress installer - please see the WordPress Manager within your Website Admin area.
All your website pages, images, CSS, scripts etc. need to be uploaded to your website's root folder which is called public_html. Your files can be in subfolders within your public_html folder, but your main website page must be in the public_html folder itself for it to be visible online.
By default your account comes with an 'index.html' page which is your main website page and is what shows when you go to your website in a browser. You should delete (or rename) this page and replace it with your own file called index.html or index.php depending on the format of your page.
There are two ways to upload, edit, or manage your website files:
This method is very easy and requires no extra software.
This method is usually easier if you regularly upload lots of files/folders to your account. You will need FTP software such as Filezilla or CuteFTP. Whichever software you choose, you will need to enter some settings:
SFTP Settings:
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