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Cpanel HTML Editor Tutorials
This Tutorial will show you how to locate Cpanel's powerful HTML
Editor hidden inside the File Manager. It offers "real-time"
editing of web pages in a "What You See Is What You Get"
(WYSIWYG) environment, and even saves your file to the web with
1 click! Our HTML Editor is easy to use, and FREE with all Hosting
Plans.
Learn how to use
our Free HTML Editor
Index of
Web Editing Tutorials
Intro: Any Web Page named index.htm
will open automatically, and is commonly called the "Homepage".
This also works for web pages inside of Folders:
- www.2serveu.net
will automatically open our Homepage named "index.htm"
- www.2serveu.net/payment
looks for a webpage named "index.htm" to open
- so always name the main page of your
website index.htm
Important: All new hosting
accounts at 2serveU.net have a Temporary
Homepage named "index.htm" that needs to be Replaced or
Edited:
- to Replace "index.htm" - If you have a Homepage
already created upload it
- to Edit "index.htm" - We'll show you how to
use our Free HTML Editor, just follow these simple Tutorials
and you'll learn how in no time!
Tutorial 1: Locating the Editor
1) First you need to log into your Cpanel - http://www.yourdomain.com/cpanel
http://www.2serveu.net/cpanel
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this link will get you in Right Now
enter in your:
Username and Password
2) Inside Cpanel click on the
File Manager in the 2nd row
3) Inside File Manager click on the Folder to the left of public_html
(This opens your public_html folder, where
all your files should be)
4) Inside the public_html folder click on the index.htm
- (to edit your homepage)
5) This brings up a list of functions on the right - click
on Html Editor
This will open your homepage (or any page) in Cpanel's HTML
Editor window
Cpanel's HTML Editor Toolbar uses a familiar interface,
similar to MS Word
- Each Icon on the HTML Editor Toolbar performs a different task
when clicked
- Some Icons are "shaded out", but they will become
visable when needed
- Most of your page Editing will be done in the default "Design"
mode
| To see what your
page would look like in a Web Browser click the Preview button
at the bottom of the HTML Editor Window |
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If you're done previewing click Design button - 
Feel free to experiment around with this powerful tool, and
most of all, Have Fun!
Next Tutorial
Creating New Files: How to create
a web page
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