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‎May 31, 2019
09:51 AM
For you professional out there, this will probably be an easy answer. I'm always updating my Dreamweaver, so currently have Dreamweaver CC, I believe 2019 release. I recently brought in some files (html) from an old website that was created using CS6. I need to update some of the pages, but can't figure out how to add text. It used to be so easy. Ideas? Jim
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‎May 17, 2019
07:35 AM
Thank you all for the help yesterday in getting my files in the right order. It's just about fixed, but I have one weird problem that I can't understand. It's not really an Adobe issue per se (I don't think) but here it is: my files appear to be in the right place. I can see an navigate the website on my iPhone. However, the site won't come up on Google Chrome or Bing. Google keeps pulling up a template I was working on in Dreamweaver, but since deleted. Any clues?
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‎May 16, 2019
12:52 PM
Hello Nancy. That sounds like good advice. I think the links are broken. Where in the local files panel would I drag the Index file to? The is no public_html here, so I'm not sure where to go. Any suggestions? Thanks, Jim
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‎May 16, 2019
09:09 AM
The index file is in the remote files, but in a sub-folder. Can I just drag it up to the root folder? Jim
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‎May 16, 2019
08:45 AM
Yes, I know my root folder is public_html. I know that in the past when I uploaded local files to remote, the index file wound up in the right place. What about if I delete the index file in the remote files, then upload from local files just the index file? Think it would go to the right place? Jim
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‎May 16, 2019
08:20 AM
I've uploaded my local files to the remote server. However, I can't get the site to appear in search engines. In Google Chrome it doesn't show at all; in Bing it shows a list of the files. I think my index file is not in the right place in the remote files, but I don't know where it's supposed to go. Does it need to go right below the public_html at the top, or where? I know the site works as I had it up in the past, then took the remote files down. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Jim
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‎Mar 06, 2019
06:54 PM
Thanks, Anissa. It turned out that when I was initially deleting my remote files, I inadvertently deleted my root folder (public_html), which as you know, is not a great idea. I had the company that supports the server reinstall the root folder and a couple other files. I'm up and running now, and learned a lot. Thanks again. Jim
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‎Mar 03, 2019
05:29 PM
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Thanks, Anissa. Your're absolutely right. The documents need to go under a public_html folder in order to show up in the site. In the past when I've uploaded local files to the remote server, they have automatically gone to the right folder. This time, however, I wound up dragging a lot of documents and folders to the public_html folder, which was kind of a pain. There is a "root" folder that can't be deleated. I'm going to do some work in Dreamweaver and then upload the new files to see if they wind up in the right place. Thanks for all your input. Jim
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‎Mar 01, 2019
02:03 PM
I want to start a completely new website going to a site I have. There are currently a lot of file in both local and remote file areas. I know what to do with the local files; I can just redirect the path to where the files are. But what about those same files that are in the remote server. Is there a way just to delete them all?
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