Imaginet FAQ - User contributions [en]

Sitecreator-new

2020-01-20T14:53:48Z

Dylan: Created page with " '''How to Import your website into Sitecreator''' [https://youtu.be/41YsIfTtY_A Site Import]..."

'''How to Import your website into Sitecreator'''

[https://youtu.be/41YsIfTtY_A Site Import]
'''How to Make a New Website in 5Minutes'''

[https://youtu.be/ZnSLgzfS-XA Make Website in 5minutes]

'''Make your website responsive'''

[https://youtu.be/9O2HEcmusQw Make your website responsive]

Sitecreator

2020-01-20T14:50:08Z

Dylan:

[[file:SCMAIN.JPG|frame|right]]
*[[SiteCreator Guide for absolute beginners]]
*[[Basic User Guide]]
*[[Advance User Guide]]
*[[How to verify your domain and submit a sitemap to Google]]
*[[Sitecreator-new]]

Sitecreator

2020-01-20T14:49:15Z

Dylan:

Sitecreator

2020-01-20T14:49:02Z

Dylan:

Connecting to a wireless network

2020-01-16T09:43:15Z

Dylan:

== Windows XP ==
[[File:WirelessXP1B.PNG]]
Right-click on your wireless icon and select View Available Wireless Networks. <BR>
[[File:WirelessXP2.PNG]]
Select your wireless network from the list and click on connect. <BR>
[[File:WirelessXP3.PNG]]
The Wireless Network Connection window will pop up, type your Wireless Security Key in the Network key and Confirm network key fields. <BR>
[[File:WirelessXP4.PNG]]
Windows will now attempt to connect to the wireless network. <BR>
[[File:WirelessXP5.PNG]]
If successful the Wireless Network Connection window should show a connected status on the network.

== Windows 7 ==
[[File:WirelessWin7 1.PNG]]
Click on the wireless icon in your task bar. <BR>
[[File:WirelessWin7 2.PNG]]
Select your wireless network from the list. <BR>
[[File:WirelessWin7 3.PNG]]
Click on the Connect button. <BR>
[[File:WirelessWin7 4.PNG]]
Windows will now get information on the network security type. <BR>
[[File:WirelessWin7 5.PNG]]
Type your wireless security key in the security key field and click okay. <BR>
[[File:WirelessWin7 6.PNG]]
Windows will now attempt to connect to the Wireless network. <BR>
[[File:WirelessWin7 7.PNG]]
When connecting to a network for the first time, Windows will ask if it is a Home, Work or Public network. Choose accordingly as this will affect security and what your PC does and does not share on the network. <BR>
[[File:Example.jpg]]
You should now be connected.

== Windows 10 ==
[[File:Windows-10-network-flyout.jpg]]

1.Click on the wireless icon in the bottom-right corner of the taskbar. (If you don't see the button, click the up arrow button on the left.)

Note: Alternatively, you can open Action Center (Windows key + A), and then click the Network button in the Quick actions section to access the network flyout.

2.Select the wireless network you want to connect to.

3.Check the Connect automatically option (optional).

4.Click the Connect button.
Quick Tip: If you don't see any network listed, click the Wi-Fi button to turn on the adapter.

5.Enter the network security key (password).

6.Click the Next button.

[[File:Connect-wifi-windows10.jpg]]

Connecting to a wireless network

2020-01-16T09:41:55Z

Dylan:

Connecting to a wireless network

2020-01-16T09:41:01Z

Dylan:

== Windows XP ==
[[File:WirelessXP1B.PNG]]
Right-click on your wireless icon and select View Available Wireless Networks. <BR>
[[File:WirelessXP2.PNG]]
Select your wireless network from the list and click on connect. <BR>
[[File:WirelessXP3.PNG]]
The Wireless Network Connection window will pop up, type your Wireless Security Key in the Network key and Confirm network key fields. <BR>
[[File:WirelessXP4.PNG]]
Windows will now attempt to connect to the wireless network. <BR>
[[File:WirelessXP5.PNG]]
If successful the Wireless Network Connection window should show a connected status on the network.

== Windows 7 ==
[[File:WirelessWin7 1.PNG]]
Click on the wireless icon in your task bar. <BR>
[[File:WirelessWin7 2.PNG]]
Select your wireless network from the list. <BR>
[[File:WirelessWin7 3.PNG]]
Click on the Connect button. <BR>
[[File:WirelessWin7 4.PNG]]
Windows will now get information on the network security type. <BR>
[[File:WirelessWin7 5.PNG]]
Type your wireless security key in the security key field and click okay. <BR>
[[File:WirelessWin7 6.PNG]]
Windows will now attempt to connect to the Wireless network. <BR>
[[File:WirelessWin7 7.PNG]]
When connecting to a network for the first time, Windows will ask if it is a Home, Work or Public network. Choose accordingly as this will affect security and what your PC does and does not share on the network. <BR>
[[File:Example.jpg]]
You should now be connected.

== Windows 10 ==
[[File:Windows-10-network-flyout.jpg]]

1.Click on the wireless icon in the bottom-right corner of the taskbar. (If you don't see the button, click the up arrow button on the left.)

Note: Alternatively, you can open Action Center (Windows key + A), and then click the Network button in the Quick actions section to access the network flyout.

2.Select the wireless network you want to connect to.
3.Check the Connect automatically option (optional).
4.Click the Connect button.
Quick Tip: If you don't see any network listed, click the Wi-Fi button to turn on the adapter.
5.Enter the network security key (password).
6.Click the Next button.

[[File:Connect-wifi-windows-10.jpg]]

File:Connect-wifi-windows-10.jpg

2020-01-16T09:34:58Z

Dylan:

File:Windows-10-network-flyout.jpg

2020-01-16T09:34:06Z

Dylan:

File:Connect-wifi-windows10.jpg

2020-01-16T09:33:24Z

Dylan:

How to Backup your website via Hosting Panel

2020-01-13T08:30:50Z

Dylan:

'''Backup Up your Website'''

* Simply log into your Control Panel [MyDot]
* Navigate to Hosting & Domains (On your left side of your screen)
*Select the Domain that you wish to make the backups for.
*Click on '''Controls''' -> '''Hosting Panel'''
*You should now see a new page called Plesk
* On your right hand side you will see a heading called '''Backups Manager'''. Select that option.
* Click on the Backup Button at the top which will then direct you to a new window.
*You will have the option to choose which type of backup you would like.
* If you select Full, this would make a full backup of your website content and would then be stored under your subscription plan. If selecting the Incremental option, this would only backup the changes made to the website.( '''Please note that whether you select Full or Incremental backups, the backups would be stored under your subscription plan and would count towards your Package usage''') and be charged accordingly to the amount of usage consumed.
* However if you have a backup storage server located elsewhere you can simply select the '''Remote storage settings''' tab you will have the option to enter the remote storage servers details in.
* If the above option is select, your website backups would then be stored on that server that you have entered.
* By selecting the schedule option you have the choice of choosing how frequent you want the server to make backups of your website and for how long you wish for the server to keep backups for.

How to Backup your website via Hosting Panel

2019-05-28T09:13:06Z

Dylan:

'''Backing Up your Website'''

* Simply log into your Control Panel [MyDot]
* Navigate to Hosting & Domains (On your left side of your screen)
*Select the Domain that you wish to make the backups for.
*Click on '''Controls''' -> '''Hosting Panel'''
*You should now see a new page called Plesk
* On your right hand side you will see a heading called '''Backups Manager'''. Select that option.
* Click on the Backup Button at the top which will then direct you to a new window.
*You will have the option to choose which type of backup you would like.
* If you select Full, this would make a full backup of your website content and would then be stored under your subscription plan. If selecting the Incremental option, this would only backup the changes made to the website.( '''Please note that whether you select Full or Incremental backups, the backups would be stored under your subscription plan and would count towards your Package usage''') and be charged accordingly to the amount of usage consumed.
* However if you have a backup storage server located elsewhere you can simply select the '''Remote storage settings''' tab you will have the option to enter the remote storage servers details in.
* If the above option is select, your website backups would then be stored on that server that you have entered.
* By selecting the schedule option you have the choice of choosing how frequent you want the server to make backups of your website and for how long you wish for the server to keep backups for.

How to Backup your website via Hosting Panel

2019-05-28T09:11:55Z

Dylan:

'''Backing Up your Website'''

* Simply log into your Control Panel [MyDot]
* Navigate to Hosting & Domains (On your left side of your screen)
*Select the Domain that you wish to make the backups for.
*Click on '''Controls''' -> '''Hosting Panel'''
*You should now see a new page called Plesk
* On your right hand side you will see a heading called '''Backups Manager'''. Select that option.
* Click on the Backup Button at the top which will then direct you to a new window.
*You will have the option to choose which type of backup you would like.
* If you select Full, this would make a full backup of your website content and would then be stored under your subscription plan. If selecting the Incremental option, this would only backup the changes made to the website.( '''Please note that whether you select Full or Incremental backups, the backups would be stored under your subscription plan and would count towards your Package usage''').
* However if you have a backup storage server located elsewhere you can simply select the '''Remote storage settings''' tab you will have the option to enter the remote storage servers details in.
* If the above option is select, your website backups would then be stored on that server that you have entered.
* By selecting the schedule option you have the choice of choosing how frequent you want the server to make backups of your website and for how long you wish for the server to keep backups for.

How to Backup your website via Hosting Panel

2019-05-28T09:11:08Z

Dylan:

'''Backing Up your Website'''

* Simply log into your Control Panel [MyDot]
* Navigate to Hosting & Domains (On your left side of your screen)
*Select the Domain that you wish to make the backups for.
*Click on '''Controls''' -> '''Hosting Panel'''
*You should now see a new page called Plesk
* On your right hand side you will see a heading called '''Backups Manager'''. Select that option.
* Click on the Backup Button at the top which will then direct you to a new window.
*You will have the option to choose which type of backup you would like.
* If you select Full, this would make a full backup of your website content and would then be stored under your subscription plan. If selecting the Incremental option, this would only backup the changes made to the website.( Please note that whether you select Full or Incremental backups, the backups would be stored under your subscription plan and would count towards your Package usage.
* However if you have a backup storage server located elsewhere you can simply select the '''Remote storage settings''' tab you will have the option to enter the remote storage servers details in.
* If the above option is select, your website backups would then be stored on that server that you have entered.
* By selecting the schedule option you have the choice of choosing how frequent you want the server to make backups of your website and for how long you wish for the server to keep backups for.

How to Backup your website via Hosting Panel

2019-05-27T16:02:16Z

Dylan: Created page with " '''Backing Up your Website''' * Simply log into your Control Panel [MyDot] * Navigate to Hosting & Doma..."

'''Backing Up your Website'''

* Simply log into your Control Panel [MyDot]
* Navigate to Hosting & Domains (On your left side of your screen)
*Select the Domain that you wish to make the backups for.
*Click on '''Controls''' -> '''Hosting Panel'''
*You should now see a new page called Plesk
* On your right hand side you will see a heading called '''Backups Manager'''. Select that option.
* Click on the Backup Button at the top which will then direct you to a new window.
*You will have the option to choose which type you of backup you would like.
* If you select Full, this would make a full backup of your website content and would then be stored under your subscription plan. If selecting the Incremental option, this would only backup the changes made to the website.( Please note that whether you select Full or Incremental backups, the backups would be stored under your subscription plan and would count towards your Package usage.
* However if you have a backup storage server located elsewhere you can simply select the '''Remote storage settings''' tab you will have the option to enter the remote storage servers details in.
* If the above option is select, your website backups would then be stored on that server that you have entered.
* By selecting the schedule option you have the choice of choosing how frequent you want the server to make backups of your website and for how long you wish for the server to keep backups for.

Hosting

2019-05-27T15:44:48Z

Dylan: /* Website Backup */

=Basics=
[[What is Hosting?]]

[[What do you need in order to make use of Hosting?]]

[[Uploading your website]]

[[When to upgrade your hosting]]

[[Search Engine Optimisation]]

[[Viewing and interpreting your website hit stats]]

=DNS=
[[What is DNS?]]

[[Managing your DNS records]]

[[Adding DNS records for Google Apps]]

=Content Management Systems=

* [[What is a Content Management System]]
* [[CMS installation support]]
* [[CMS Installation Tutorials]]
* [[Recommended CMS Plugins]]
* [[Online CMS Demo & Tutorials]]
* [[Common CMS Problems]]
* [[Keeping your CMS secure]]
* [[Upgrading your CMS]]

[[File:Logo2.png|200px]] [[File:Wordpress-logo.png|200px]] [[File:Joomla Logo Horz Color Slogan.png|200px]] [[File:Opencart.png|200px]] [[File:drupal_logo.jpg|200px]]

=Website Troubleshooting=

* [[Using .htaccess]]
* [[Why does my CMS get hacked so often]]
* [[Databases]]
* [[Using Imaginet Formailer (HTML)]]
* [[Website Not Displaying]]
* [[How can I access my MSSQL 2005/2008 database]]

=Website Backup=
* [[How to Backup your website]]
* [[How to Backup your website via Hosting Panel]]

=Stratus Backup=
[[Setting up your Stratus Backup service]]

Using Imaginet Formailer (HTML)

2019-05-21T08:42:59Z

Dylan:

This tutorial expains how to make use of the Imaginet Form Mailer. Please note that you will need to build your own contact form as this is not something that we can assist you with.

The form mailer script takes the basic form below, pay special attention to the first 4 lines:

<FORM NAME="test" METHOD="post" ACTION="http://www.imaginet.co.za/mailer.php">
<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="MailTo" VALUE="yourname@yourdomain.co.za">
<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="Subject" VALUE="The subject of the email message">
<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="ReturnURL" VALUE="http://www.yourdomain.co.za/thankyoupage.htm">
...
Other form fields.
...
<INPUT TYPE="submit" NAME="SUBMIT" VALUE="submit">
</FORM>

I repeat, the above lines must be the first four lines of the form.

You must edit the first four lines to suit your website, and your email address.
Here is a line by line description of what you should and shouldn't change.

'''Line #1:'''
<FORM NAME="FormName" METHOD="post" ACTION="http://www.imaginet.co.za/mailer.php">

You can replace FormName, but there's really no need to. It's best not to change
anything on this line.

'''Line #2:'''
<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="MailTo" VALUE="yourname@yourdomain.co.za">

Replace "yourname@yourdomain.co.za" with the email address that you want the results
of the form mailed to. Do not change anything else on this line. Only one (1) 'MailTo' email address
is allowed per form.

'''Line #3:'''
<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="Subject" VALUE="The subject of the email message">

Replace "The subject of the email message" with the subject of your email message.
Be sure that the subject line is enclosed in single-quotes ( ' ) as in the example.

'''Line #4:'''
<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="ReturnURL" VALUE="http://www.yourdomain.co.za/thankyoupage.htm">

Replace "http://www.yourdomain.co.za/thankyoupage.htm" with the FULL URL (web address)
of the web page you want to refer the person to after the form has been submitted.
For example, a web page that thanks the visitor for filling out the form.

Following these first four lines, you can add any form fields of any type, such as...

<INPUT TYPE="text" NAME="SomeFieldName">
<INPUT TYPE="text" NAME="SomeOtherFieldName">

The end of your form should have a submit button and close the form:

<INPUT TYPE="submit" NAME="SUBMIT" VALUE="submit">
</FORM>

Once you have completed your form, be sure to test it thoroughly to ensure that it
is working properly. Any errors will be displayed on the page when you submit the form.

'''PLEASE NOTE:'''
Use of the Imaginet Form Mailer is at your own risk. Imaginet provides the form mailer as is
and does not guarantee its usefulness, functionality, or availability. Imaginet will not be held
liable for any costs or losses of any kind that result from the free Imaginet Form Mailer's use.

Imaginet provides this as a free service, and therefore does not provide support for the
use of this function. If you have problems with building the form, it is highly suggested
that you enlist the aid of a qualified web designer.

Using Imaginet Formailer (HTML)

2019-05-21T08:39:35Z

Dylan:

This tutorial expains how to make use of the Imaginet Form Mailer. Please note that you will need to build your own contact form as this is not something that we can assist you with.

The first four lines of the form MUST look like this...

<FORM NAME="test" METHOD="post" ACTION="http://www.imaginet.co.za/mailer.php">
<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="MailTo" VALUE="yourname@yourdomain.co.za">
<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="Subject" VALUE="The subject of the email message">
<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="ReturnURL" VALUE="http://www.yourdomain.co.za/thankyoupage.htm">

I repeat, the above lines must be the first four lines of the form.

You must edit the first four lines to suit your website, and your email address.
Here is a line by line description of what you should and shouldn't change.

'''Line #1:'''
<FORM NAME="FormName" METHOD="post" ACTION="http://www.imaginet.co.za/mailer.php">

You can replace FormName, but there's really no need to. It's best not to change
anything on this line.

'''Line #2:'''
<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="MailTo" VALUE="yourname@yourdomain.co.za">

Replace "yourname@yourdomain.co.za" with the email address that you want the results
of the form mailed to. Do not change anything else on this line. Only one (1) 'MailTo' email address
is allowed per form.

'''Line #3:'''
<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="Subject" VALUE="The subject of the email message">

Replace "The subject of the email message" with the subject of your email message.
Be sure that the subject line is enclosed in single-quotes ( ' ) as in the example.

'''Line #4:'''
<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="ReturnURL" VALUE="http://www.yourdomain.co.za/thankyoupage.htm">

Replace "http://www.yourdomain.co.za/thankyoupage.htm" with the FULL URL (web address)
of the web page you want to refer the person to after the form has been submitted.
For example, a web page that thanks the visitor for filling out the form.

Following these first four lines, you can add any form fields of any type, such as...

<INPUT TYPE="text" NAME="SomeFieldName">
<INPUT TYPE="text" NAME="SomeOtherFieldName">

The LAST line of your form should be your submit button. It doesn't have to look exactly like this,
but it should be the last line of the form.

<INPUT TYPE="submit" NAME="SUBMIT" VALUE="submit">

Once you have completed your form, be sure to test it thoroughly to ensure that it
is working properly. Any errors will be displayed on the page when you submit the form.

'''PLEASE NOTE:'''
Use of the Imaginet Form Mailer is at your own risk. Imaginet provides the form mailer as is
and does not guarantee its usefulness, functionality, or availability. Imaginet will not be held
liable for any costs or losses of any kind that result from the free Imaginet Form Mailer's use.

Imaginet provides this as a free service, and therefore does not provide support for the
use of this function. If you have problems with building the form, it is highly suggested
that you enlist the aid of a qualified web designer.

Using Imaginet Formailer (HTML)

2019-05-21T08:39:13Z

Dylan:

This tutorial expains how to make use of the Imaginet Form Mailer. Please note that you will need to build your own contact form as this is not something that we can assist you with.

The first four lines of the form MUST look like this...

<FORM NAME="test" METHOD="post" ACTION="http://www.imaginet.co.za/mailer.php">
<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="MailTo" VALUE="yourname@yourdomain.co.za">
<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="Subject" VALUE="The subject of the email message">
<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="ReturnURL" VALUE="http://www.yourdomain.co.za/thankyoupage.htm">

I repeat, the above lines must be the first four lines of the form.

You must edit the first four lines to suit your website, and your email address.
Here is a line by line description of what you should and shouldn't change.

'''Line #1:'''
<FORM NAME="FormName" METHOD="post" ACTION="http://www.imaginet.co.za/mailer.php">

You can replace FormName, but there's really no need to. It's best not to change
anything on this line.

'''Line #2:'''
<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="MailTo" VALUE="yourname@yourdomain.co.za">

Replace "yourname@yourdomain.co.za" with the email address that you want the results
of the form mailed to. Do not change anything else on this line. Only one (1) 'MailTo' email address
is allowed per form.

'''Line #3:'''
<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="Subject" VALUE="The subject of the email message">

Replace "The subject of the email message" with the subject of your email message.
Be sure that the subject line is enclosed in single-quotes ( ' ) as in the example.

'''Line #4:'''
<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="ReturnURL" VALUE="http://www.yourdomain.co.za/thankyoupage.htm">

Replace "http://www.yourdomain.co.za/thankyoupage.htm" with the FULL URL (web address)
of the web page you want to refer the person to after the form has been submitted.
For example, a web page that thanks the visitor for filling out the form.

Following these first four lines, you can add any form fields of any type, such as...

<INPUT TYPE="text" NAME="SomeFieldName">
<INPUT TYPE="text" NAME="SomeOtherFieldName">

The LAST line of your form should be your submit button. It doesn't have to look exactly like this,
but it should be the last line of the form.

<INPUT TYPE="submit" NAME="SUBMIT" VALUE="submit">

Once you have completed your form, be sure to test it thoroughly to ensure that it
is working properly. Any errors will be displayed on the page when you submit the form.

'''PLEASE NOTE:'''
Use of the Imaginet Form Mailer is at your own risk. Imaginet provides the form mailer as is
and does not guarantees its usefulness, functionality, or availability. Imaginet will not be held
liable for any costs or losses of any kind that result from the free Imaginet Form Mailer's use.

Imaginet provides this as a free service, and therefore does not provide support for the
use of this function. If you have problems with building the form, it is highly suggested
that you enlist the aid of a qualified web designer.

Using Imaginet Formailer (HTML)

2019-05-21T08:35:49Z

Dylan:

This tutorial expains how to make use of the Imaginet Form Mailer. Please note that you will need to build your own contact form as this is not something that we can assist you with.

The first four lines of the form MUST look like this...

<FORM NAME=test METHOD=post ACTION=http://www.imaginet.co.za/mailer.php>
<INPUT TYPE=hidden NAME=MailTo VALUE=yourname@yourdomain.co.za>
<INPUT TYPE=hidden NAME=Subject VALUE='The subject of the email message'>
<INPUT TYPE=hidden NAME=ReturnURL VALUE=http://www.yourdomain.co.za/thankyoupage.htm>

I repeat, the above lines must be the first four lines of the form.

You must edit the first four lines to suit your website, and your email address.
Here is a line by line description of what you should and shouldn't change.

'''Line #1:'''
<FORM NAME=FormName METHOD=post ACTION=http://www.imaginet.co.za/mailer.php>

You can replace FormName, but there's really no need to. It's best not to change
anything on this line.

'''Line #2:'''
<INPUT TYPE=hidden NAME=MailTo VALUE=yourname@yourdomain.co.za>

Replace "yourname@yourdomain.co.za" with the email address that you want the results
of the form mailed to. Do not change anything else on this line. Only one (1) 'MailTo' email address
is allowed per form.

'''Line #3:'''
<INPUT TYPE=hidden NAME=Subject VALUE='The subject of the email message'>

Replace "The subject of the email message" with the subject of your email message.
Be sure that the subject line is enclosed in single-quotes ( ' ) as in the example.

'''Line #4:'''
<INPUT TYPE=hidden NAME=ReturnURL VALUE=http://www.yourdomain.co.za/thankyoupage.htm>

Replace "http://www.yourdomain.co.za/thankyoupage.htm" with the FULL URL (web address)
of the web page you want to refer the person to after the form has been submitted.
For example, a web page that thanks the visitor for filling out the form.

Following these first four lines, you can add any form fields of any type, such as...

<INPUT TYPE=text NAME=SomeFieldName>
<INPUT TYPE=text NAME=SomeOtherFieldName>

The LAST line of your form should be your submit button. It doesn't have to look exactly like this,
but it should be the last line of the form.

<INPUT TYPE=submit NAME=SUBMIT VALUE=submit>

Once you have completed your form, be sure to test it thoroughly to ensure that it
is working properly. Any errors will be displayed on the page when you submit the form.

'''PLEASE NOTE:'''
Use of the Imaginet Form Mailer is at your own risk. Imaginet neither warrants nor
guarantees its usefulness, functionality, or availability. Imaginet will not be held
liable for any costs or losses of any kind that result from the free Imaginet Form
Mailer's use.

Imaginet provides this as a free service, and therefore does not provide support for the
use of this function. If you have problems with building the form, it is highly suggested
that you enlist the aid of a qualified web designer.

Adding SEO to your site

2019-05-14T14:08:53Z

Dylan:

'''Adding SEO'''

SEO stands for search engine optimisation which gives your site a possitive rating when searching in google's search engines.

*To add SEO to your website,simply click on the drop down arrow next to the Gear icon and select SEO.
[[File:SEO.png|thumb|left]]

*You should now see a page looking like this were you will need to enter keywords that promotes your business.
[[File:Entering-keywords.png|thumb|left]]

Adding SEO to your site

2019-05-14T14:08:44Z

Dylan:

Adding SEO to your site

2019-05-14T14:08:26Z

Dylan:

Adding SEO to your site

2019-05-14T14:08:10Z

Dylan:

Adding SEO to your site

2019-05-14T14:07:59Z

Dylan:

File:Entering-keywords.png

2019-05-14T14:07:51Z

Dylan:

entering keywords

Adding SEO to your site

2019-05-14T14:03:40Z

Dylan: Created page with " '''Adding SEO''' SEO stands for search engine optimisation which gives your site a possitive rating whe..."

File:SEO.png

2019-05-14T14:03:33Z

Dylan:

adding seo

SiteCreator

2019-05-14T13:57:00Z

Dylan:

This tutorial will provide you with instructions on how to perform basic tasks in the SiteCreator. Creating your website has never been easier, as you can now make use of modules which you can simply drag and drop on the page that you want it to appear on.

* [[Add and remove pages]]
* [[Add text and image]]
* [[Start over]]
* [[Embed a video]]
* [[Add a gallery]]
* [[Add a contact form]]
* [[Link document/File to a certain word]]
* [[Saving your website]]
* [[Reverting back to a previous snapshot]]
* [[Adding social media buttons]]
* [[Adding SEO to your site]]

Adding social media buttons

2019-05-14T13:55:31Z

Dylan:

'''Adding Social Media to your website'''

Now days social media is one of the most crucial things needed to boost up your business.
* First step is to drag the module to your page.
[[File:Social-media1.png|thumb|left]]

*Now that you have successfully dropped the module on your page, you now will need to click on the pencil and navigate down to properties to enter your social media pages.
[[File:Selecting social media-properties.png|thumb|left]]

*You should now see something like this where you will need to add your page url. This step may be used again if wanting to add multiple social media platforms.
[[File:Media-general.png|thumb|left]]

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Adding social media buttons

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'''Adding Social Media to your website'''

Now days social media is one of the most crucial things needed to boost up your business.
* First step is to drag the module to your page.
[[File:Social-media1.png|thumb|left]]

*Now that you have successfully dropped the module on your page, you now will need to click on the pencil and navigate down to properties to enter your social media pages.

*You should now see something like this where you will need to add your page url. This step may be used again if wanting to add multiple social media platforms.

Adding social media buttons

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Adding social media buttons

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Adding social media buttons

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Adding social media buttons

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Adding social media buttons

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Adding social media buttons

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Entering your social media links

Reverting back to a previous snapshot

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'''Reverting Back to previous changes'''

*To revert back to previous saved changes instead of re-doing the entire site from scratch, hover over the publish button and select the backup/restore option.
*Click on Restore and select the snapshots you made, then of course the restore button at the bottom.
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Restoring snapshots

Saving your website

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'''Saving your website'''

*Saving your website is one of the most crucial things that needs to be done after ever large change has been made, Reason being is that,if something had to go wrong and no backups were made. You would end up having to redo the entire site from ground up.Although our servers do backups on a weekly basis, it will upload the site content back to its original state, but sadly the backend will not be loaded back.

* After you have made your changes and want to save your work,but not publish it yet, you will need to hover over the drop down arrow along side the '''Publish''' button and select '''Save Draft'''.
[[File:Saving your changes.png|thumb|left]]

* To save a copy of your website to your local machine, you simply repeat the process but this time click on '''Backup/Restore''' which give you the option to select the Backup Button.

Saving your website

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Hover over the publish button

Add links

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'''Link document/File to a certain word'''

* To link a file to a page or to a word simply highlight the word you wish to link it to and click on the chain look icon in the menu that appears when selecting the word. In this case you will see that I have a text box with some writing in RED.
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* You will have different options to choose from.
[[File:Link-properties.png|thumb|left]]

* Choose files from your Website. Simply click on that and then you will be prompt to upload the file.

Add links

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Add links

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Add links

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Choosing the correct option to your needs