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| By convention there is a single file that gets displayed if you do not specify any file in the address directly, i.e. frontpage. The name of the file is usually ''index.html'' or ''index.htm'' (or different extension if you use some scripting language). | By convention there is a single file that gets displayed if you do not specify any file in the address directly, i.e. frontpage. The name of the file is usually ''index.html'' or ''index.htm'' (or different extension if you use some scripting language). | ||
| - | Www.lala7568161402.nic.in | + | ===== File Names ===== |
| + | Before you start uploading/creating pages, make sure you use reasonable file names. It is strongly recommended not to use punctuation characters, spaces and some special characters in filenames to be published on Internet. Hence instead of ''Mein Gästebuch.html'', use ''mein_gastebuch.html''. | ||
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| + | Also URL (web addresses) are case sensitive, which is different to how Windows treat filenames. So if you first test your pages locally on Windows and links stops working once you upload the pages, it is probably for inconsistencies in letter cases. For example you may have a link to ''Mein_Gastebuch.html'', but the file is actually named ''mein_gastebuch.html''. This is not the same on Internet. | ||
| ===== Uploading Pages ===== | ===== Uploading Pages ===== | ||
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| If you do not need to maintain your files locally, you can [[task_edit|edit]] them directly on the remote server. | If you do not need to maintain your files locally, you can [[task_edit|edit]] them directly on the remote server. | ||
| - | Lala ram meena | + | ===== Creating Pages ===== |
| + | If you want to create the new page, either create new file locally and upload it. Or use //File(s) > New > File// command. | ||
| ===== Further Reading ===== | ===== Further Reading ===== | ||