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Embed MP3 Player and upload music files

2013-04-16T12:13:06Z

Dane:

'''Please note: This software is neither provided nor supported by Imaginet. This article is for informational purposes only, and Imaginet will not be held responsible for any errors or damage resulting from the use of the methods or software mentioned in this article.'''

This tutorial will explain how you can embed a MP3 player on your website to play music. In this tutorial we use a free MP3 player which can be downloaded from the following URL - http://www.flashmp3player.org/download.html

Please note that we do not offer any support

* '''Step 1'''
Download the flashmp3player from the following URL - http://www.flashmp3player.org/download.html
[[File:kb_embed mp3 player1.png|400px|thumb|center]]

* '''Step 2'''
Extract the flashmp3player.zip on your pc and it will create a new directory called flashmp3player as seen below.
[[File:kb_embed mp3 player2.png|400px|thumb|center]]

* '''Step 3'''
Once you have extracted the files, you will then need to connect to the server using an FTP client. If you have not used one before
please refer to the following tutorials below.

* [http://knowledgebase.imaginet.co.za/index.php/What_FTP_client_Should_I_download What_FTP_client_Should_I_download]
* [http://knowledgebase.imaginet.co.za/index.php/Using_Filezilla_FTP_client Using_Filezilla_FTP_client]

* '''Step 4'''
Assuming that you are now connected to the server using an FTP client, create a directory on the server and for the purpose of this tutorial I will create a folder called mp3 as seen in the example below.
[[File:kb_embed mp3 player3.png|400px|thumb|center]]

* ''' Step 5'''
The next step is to upload the files located in the flashmp3player directory to the server by means of selecting all the files on the left (CTRL +a) and then dragging them to the right.
After the files have uploaded, it should look similar to the example below.
[[File:kb_embed mp3 player4.png|400px|thumb|center]]

* '''Step 6'''
Navigate back to directory on your pc where you downloaded the files to and locate the readme.html file and double click on it. It should then open the instructions in your browser.
You will need to follow the instructions they provided carefully on order to get the mp3 player to work.
[[File:kb_embed mp3 player5.png|400px|thumb|center]]

* '''Step 7'''
Open the site creator editor and click on the page that you want to embed the mp3 player on. Make sure that you have dragged the text & image module onto the desired page and click on the html option as seen below.
[[File:kb_embed mp3 player6.png|400px|thumb|center]]

* '''Step 8'''
You will then need to copy and paste the code provided in the readme.html file as per their instructions. Please take note of sections that I created a red square around, as you will be require that you change the paths. If you have kept the directory structure the same as the example, simply look at the example below.
[[File:kb_embed mp3 player7.png|400px|thumb|center]]

* '''Step 9'''
If you have followed the instructions carefully, you should see an mp3 play appear on the page after you have clicked on the site creator publish button.
[[File:kb_embed mp3 player8.png|400px|thumb|center]]

* '''Step 10'''
The final step is to upload your mp3 music files. You should still have your ftp client open, navigate to the mp3 directory and within the directory you will see another mp3 folder which contains the demo music files. Simply upload the desired music files to that folder and your music files should now appear on the playlist.

Embed MP3 Player and upload music files

2013-04-16T12:11:47Z

Dane:

File:Kb embed mp3 player8.png

2013-04-16T12:10:16Z

Dane: Dane uploaded a new version of "File:Kb embed mp3 player8.png"

Embed MP3 Player and upload music files

2013-04-16T09:26:16Z

Dane:

'''Please note: This software is neither provided nor supported by Imaginet. This article is for informational purposes only, and Imaginet will not be held responsible for any errors or damage resulting from the use of the methods or software mentioned in this article.'''

This tutorial will explain how you can embed a MP3 player on your website to play music. In this tutorial we use a free MP3 player which can be downloaded from the following URL - http://www.flashmp3player.org/download.html

Please note that we do not offer any support

* '''Step 1'''
Download the flashmp3player from the following URL - http://www.flashmp3player.org/download.html
[[File:kb_embed mp3 player1.png|400px|thumb|center]]

* '''Step 2'''
Extract the flashmp3player.zip on your pc and it will create a new directory called flashmp3player as seen below.
[[File:kb_embed mp3 player2.png|400px|thumb|center]]

* '''Step 3'''
Once you have extracted the files, you will then need to connect to the server using an FTP client. If you have not used one before
please refer to the following tutorials below.

* [http://knowledgebase.imaginet.co.za/index.php/What_FTP_client_Should_I_download What_FTP_client_Should_I_download]
* [http://knowledgebase.imaginet.co.za/index.php/Using_Filezilla_FTP_client Using_Filezilla_FTP_client]

* '''Step 4'''
Assuming that you are now connected to the server using an FTP client, create a directory on the server and for the purpose of this tutorial I will create a folder called mp3 as seen in the example below.
[[File:kb_embed mp3 player3.png|400px|thumb|center]]

* ''' Step 5'''
The next step is to upload the files located in the flashmp3player directory to the server by means of selecting all the files on the left (CTRL +a) and then dragging them to the right.
After the files have uploaded, it should look similar to the example below.
[[File:kb_embed mp3 player4.png|400px|thumb|center]]

* '''Step 6'''
Navigate back to directory on your pc where you downloaded the files to and locate the readme.html file and double click on it. It should then open the instructions in your browser.
You will need to follow the instructions they provided carefully on order to get the mp3 player to work.
[[File:kb_embed mp3 player5.png|400px|thumb|center]]

* '''Step 7'''
Open the site creator editor and click on the page that you want to embed the mp3 player on. Make sure that you have dragged the text & image module onto the desired page and click on the html option as seen below.
[[File:kb_embed mp3 player6.png|400px|thumb|center]]

* '''Step 8'''
You will then need to copy and paste the code provided in the readme.html file as per their instructions. Please take note of sections that I created a red square around, as you will be require that you change the paths. If you have kept the directory structure the same as the example, simply look at the example below.
[[File:kb_embed mp3 player7.png|400px|thumb|center]]

* '''Step 9'''
If you have followed the instructions carefully, you should see an mp3 play appear on the page after you have clicked on the site creator publish button.
[[File:Embed mp3 player8.png|400px|thumb|center]]

* '''Step 10'''
The final step is to upload your mp3 music files. You should still have your ftp client open, navigate to the mp3 directory and within the directory you will see another mp3 folder which contains the demo music files. Simply upload the desired music files to that folder and your music files should now appear on the playlist.

Embed MP3 Player and upload music files

2013-04-16T09:25:54Z

Dane:

Please note: This software is neither provided nor supported by Imaginet. This article is for informational purposes only, and Imaginet will not be held responsible for any errors or damage resulting from the use of the methods or software mentioned in this article."

This tutorial will explain how you can embed a MP3 player on your website to play music. In this tutorial we use a free MP3 player which can be downloaded from the following URL - http://www.flashmp3player.org/download.html

Please note that we do not offer any support

* '''Step 1'''
Download the flashmp3player from the following URL - http://www.flashmp3player.org/download.html
[[File:kb_embed mp3 player1.png|400px|thumb|center]]

* '''Step 2'''
Extract the flashmp3player.zip on your pc and it will create a new directory called flashmp3player as seen below.
[[File:kb_embed mp3 player2.png|400px|thumb|center]]

* '''Step 3'''
Once you have extracted the files, you will then need to connect to the server using an FTP client. If you have not used one before
please refer to the following tutorials below.

* [http://knowledgebase.imaginet.co.za/index.php/What_FTP_client_Should_I_download What_FTP_client_Should_I_download]
* [http://knowledgebase.imaginet.co.za/index.php/Using_Filezilla_FTP_client Using_Filezilla_FTP_client]

* '''Step 4'''
Assuming that you are now connected to the server using an FTP client, create a directory on the server and for the purpose of this tutorial I will create a folder called mp3 as seen in the example below.
[[File:kb_embed mp3 player3.png|400px|thumb|center]]

* ''' Step 5'''
The next step is to upload the files located in the flashmp3player directory to the server by means of selecting all the files on the left (CTRL +a) and then dragging them to the right.
After the files have uploaded, it should look similar to the example below.
[[File:kb_embed mp3 player4.png|400px|thumb|center]]

* '''Step 6'''
Navigate back to directory on your pc where you downloaded the files to and locate the readme.html file and double click on it. It should then open the instructions in your browser.
You will need to follow the instructions they provided carefully on order to get the mp3 player to work.
[[File:kb_embed mp3 player5.png|400px|thumb|center]]

* '''Step 7'''
Open the site creator editor and click on the page that you want to embed the mp3 player on. Make sure that you have dragged the text & image module onto the desired page and click on the html option as seen below.
[[File:kb_embed mp3 player6.png|400px|thumb|center]]

* '''Step 8'''
You will then need to copy and paste the code provided in the readme.html file as per their instructions. Please take note of sections that I created a red square around, as you will be require that you change the paths. If you have kept the directory structure the same as the example, simply look at the example below.
[[File:kb_embed mp3 player7.png|400px|thumb|center]]

* '''Step 9'''
If you have followed the instructions carefully, you should see an mp3 play appear on the page after you have clicked on the site creator publish button.
[[File:Embed mp3 player8.png|400px|thumb|center]]

* '''Step 10'''
The final step is to upload your mp3 music files. You should still have your ftp client open, navigate to the mp3 directory and within the directory you will see another mp3 folder which contains the demo music files. Simply upload the desired music files to that folder and your music files should now appear on the playlist.

Embed MP3 Player and upload music files

2013-04-16T09:25:34Z

Dane:

Please note: This software is neither provided nor supported by Imaginet. This article is for informational purposes only, and Imaginet will not be held responsible for any errors or damage resulting from the use of the methods or software mentioned in this article."

This tutorial will explain how you can embed a MP3 player on your website to play music. In this tutorial we use a free MP3 player which can be downloaded from the following URL - http://www.flashmp3player.org/download.html

Please note that we do not offer any support

* '''Step 1'''
Download the flashmp3player from the following URL - http://www.flashmp3player.org/download.html
[[File:kb_embed mp3 player1.png|400px|thumb|center]]

* '''Step 2'''
Extract the flashmp3player.zip on your pc and it will create a new directory called flashmp3player as seen below.
[[File:kb_embed mp3 player2.png|400px|thumb|center]]

* '''Step 3'''
Once you have extracted the files, you will then need to connect to the server using an FTP client. If you have not used one before
please refer to the following tutorials below.

* [http://knowledgebase.imaginet.co.za/index.php/What_FTP_client_Should_I_download What_FTP_client_Should_I_download]
* [http://knowledgebase.imaginet.co.za/index.php/Using_Filezilla_FTP_client Using_Filezilla_FTP_client]

* '''Step 4'''
Assuming that you are now connected to the server using an FTP client, create a directory on the server and for the purpose of this tutorial I will create a folder called mp3 as seen in the example below.
[[File:kb_embed mp3 player3.png|400px|thumb|center]]

* ''' Step 5'''
The next step is to upload the files located in the flashmp3player directory to the server by means of selecting all the files on the left (CTRL +a) and then dragging them to the right.
After the files have uploaded, it should look similar to the example below.
[[File:kb_embed mp3 player4.png|400px|thumb|center]]

* '''Step 6'''
Navigate back to directory on your pc where you downloaded the files to and locate the readme.html file and double click on it. It should then open the instructions in your browser.
You will need to follow the instructions they provided carefully on order to get the mp3 player to work.
[[File:kb_embed mp3 player5.png|400px|thumb|center]]

* '''Step 7'''
Open the site creator editor and click on the page that you want to embed the mp3 player on. Make sure that you have dragged the text & image module onto the desired page and click on the html option as seen below.
[[File:kb_embed mp3 player6.png|400px|thumb|center]]

* '''Step 8'''
You will then need to copy and paste the code provided in the readme.html file as per their instructions. Please take note of sections that I created a red square around, as you will be require that you change the paths. If you have kept the directory structure the same as the example, simply look at the example below.
[[File:kb_embed mp3 player7.png|400px|thumb|center]]

* '''Step 9'''
If you have followed the instructions carefully, you should see an mp3 play appear on the page after you have clicked on the site creator publish button.
[[File:Embed mp3 player9.png|400px|thumb|center]]

* '''Step 10'''
The final step is to upload your mp3 music files. You should still have your ftp client open, navigate to the mp3 directory and within the directory you will see another mp3 folder which contains the demo music files. Simply upload the desired music files to that folder and your music files should now appear on the playlist.

File:Kb embed mp3 player8.png

2013-04-16T09:25:18Z

Dane:

File:Kb embed mp3 player7.png

2013-04-16T09:24:31Z

Dane:

File:Kb embed mp3 player6.png

2013-04-16T09:23:15Z

Dane:

File:Kb embed mp3 player5.png

2013-04-16T09:21:58Z

Dane:

File:Kb embed mp3 player4.png

2013-04-16T09:20:22Z

Dane: Dane uploaded a new version of "File:Kb embed mp3 player4.png"

File:Kb embed mp3 player3.png

2013-04-16T09:19:43Z

Dane: Dane uploaded a new version of "File:Kb embed mp3 player3.png"

File:Kb embed mp3 player4.png

2013-04-16T09:18:49Z

Dane:

File:Kb embed mp3 player3.png

2013-04-16T09:12:42Z

Dane: Dane uploaded a new version of "File:Kb embed mp3 player3.png"

File:Kb embed mp3 player3.png

2013-04-16T09:11:36Z

Dane:

File:Kb embed mp3 player2.png

2013-04-16T09:10:01Z

Dane:

File:Kb embed mp3 player1.png

2013-04-16T09:03:43Z

Dane:

Embed MP3 Player and upload music files

2013-04-16T09:00:02Z

Dane: Created page with "Please note: This software is neither provided nor supported by Imaginet. This article is for informational purposes only, and Imaginet will not be held responsible for any er..."

Please note: This software is neither provided nor supported by Imaginet. This article is for informational purposes only, and Imaginet will not be held responsible for any errors or damage resulting from the use of the methods or software mentioned in this article."

This tutorial will explain how you can embed a MP3 player on your website to play music. In this tutorial we use a free MP3 player which can be downloaded from the following URL - http://www.flashmp3player.org/download.html

Please note that we do not offer any support

* '''Step 1'''
Download the flashmp3player from the following URL - http://www.flashmp3player.org/download.html
[[File:Embed mp3 player1.png|400px|thumb|center]]

* '''Step 2'''
Extract the flashmp3player.zip on your pc and it will create a new directory called flashmp3player as seen below.
[[File:Embed mp3 player8.png|400px|thumb|center]]

* '''Step 3'''
Once you have extracted the files, you will then need to connect to the server using an FTP client. If you have not used one before
please refer to the following tutorials below.

* [http://knowledgebase.imaginet.co.za/index.php/What_FTP_client_Should_I_download What_FTP_client_Should_I_download]
* [http://knowledgebase.imaginet.co.za/index.php/Using_Filezilla_FTP_client Using_Filezilla_FTP_client]

* '''Step 4'''
Assuming that you are now connected to the server using an FTP client, create a directory on the server and for the purpose of this tutorial I will create a folder called mp3 as seen in the example below.
[[File:Embed mp3 player2.png|400px|thumb|center]]

* ''' Step 5'''
The next step is to upload the files located in the flashmp3player directory to the server by means of selecting all the files on the left (CTRL +a) and then dragging them to the right.
After the files have uploaded, it should look similar to the example below.
[[File:Embed mp3 player3.png|400px|thumb|center]]

* '''Step 6'''
Navigate back to directory on your pc where you downloaded the files to and locate the readme.html file and double click on it. It should then open the instructions in your browser.
You will need to follow the instructions they provided carefully on order to get the mp3 player to work.
[[File:Embed mp3 player7.png|400px|thumb|center]]

* '''Step 7'''
Open the site creator editor and click on the page that you want to embed the mp3 player on. Make sure that you have dragged the text & image module onto the desired page and click on the html option as seen below.
[[File:Embed mp3 player4.png|400px|thumb|center]]

* '''Step 8'''
You will then need to copy and paste the code provided in the readme.html file as per their instructions. Please take note of sections that I created a red square around, as you will be require that you change the paths. If you have kept the directory structure the same as the example, simply look at the example below.
[[File:Embed mp3 player5.png|400px|thumb|center]]

* '''Step 9'''
If you have followed the instructions carefully, you should see an mp3 play appear on the page after you have clicked on the site creator publish button.
[[File:Embed mp3 player9.png|400px|thumb|center]]

* '''Step 10'''
The final step is to upload your mp3 music files. You should still have your ftp client open, navigate to the mp3 directory and within the directory you will see another mp3 folder which contains the demo music files. Simply upload the desired music files to that folder and your music files should now appear on the playlist.

Basic User Guide

2013-04-16T08:51:35Z

Dane:

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.

'''The web presence editor consists of the following tabs.'''
Modules - You would simply drag the desired modules on the page you want it to appear on.
Design - This is where you will style your website ie changing background colors etc
Pages - Here you will be able to add, remove and change page order.
Documents - This is where you will upload all your documents such as PDF`s. word documents etc.
Settings - On this tab you will be able to make changes to the site name , description, keywords and setting Google analytic.

* [[How to add and remove pages]]
* [[How to add text and image]]
* [[How to start over]]
* [[How to embed a video]]
* [[How to add a gallery]]
* [[How to add a contact form]]
* [[How to upload a document and create a download link]]
* [[How to save your website]]
* [[How to revert back to a previous snapshot]]
* [[How to add social media buttons]]
* [[How to verify your domain and submit a sitemap to Google]]
* [[How to re-size multiple images before uploading to gallery]]
* [[Embed MP3 Player and upload music files]]

Recommended CMS Plugins

2013-03-22T12:45:01Z

Dane:

So what are good plugins or components to install after my CMS installation is complete?
==Wordpress Plugins==
* [http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/backupwordpress/ BackUpWordPress]
* [http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/better-wp-security/ Better WP Security]
* [http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/timthumb-vulnerability-scanner/ Timthumb Vulnerability Scanner]
* [http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-security-scan/ WP Security Scan]
* [http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/automatic-updater/ Automatic Updater]

==Joomla Components==
* [https://www.akeebabackup.com/downloads/akeeba-backup.html Akeeba Backup]
* [http://extensions.joomla.org/extensions/access-a-security/site-security/site-protection/8384 OSE Anti-Hacker™]

How to re-size multiple images before uploading to gallery

2013-03-11T12:51:42Z

Dane:

When adding a '''gallery''' to your website, it’s important that you don’t upload images that exceed a resolution of '''1024x768'''.

===Here are a few reasons why it’s not recommended===
* Wastes Bandwidth.
* Not all monitors support high resolution images.
* Affects site speed for visitors that have slow internet connection.

The below tutorial will explain how to re-size multiple images for your gallery. Please note that this can also be done in Microsoft Paint, but for this tutorial lets say you have quite a few images to re-size.

'''* Step 1'''

Download a program called adionSoft Fast Image Resizer from the following link [http://adionsoft.net/fastimageresize/ '''Download''']
[[File:Resize_img0.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

'''* Step 2'''

Install Fast Image Resizer and open it up, you should see something similar to this.
[[File:Resize_img1.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]
'''* Step 3'''

Now that its installed, you do have the option to customize where you would like re-sized images stored and what quality you would like the re-sized images in.
In this tutorial I left it to use the default options.
[[File:Resize_img2.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

'''* Step 4'''

Specify the resolution ('''recommend 1024x768''') and drag all the images you want to re-size into the block where it says '''Drop files here'''.
[[File:Resize_img3.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

'''* Step 5'''

Once all the images are re-sized, you should see the word '''Done''' as seen below. Please note that the re-sized images will be placed in sub-folder called resized where the original images stored if you have not changed any options.
[[File:Resize_img4.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

How to re-size multiple images before uploading to gallery

2013-03-11T12:48:46Z

Dane:

When adding a '''gallery''' to your website, it’s important that you don’t upload images that exceed a resolution of '''1024x768'''.

===Here are a few reasons why it’s not recommended===
* Wastes Bandwidth.
* Not all monitors support high resolution images.
* Affects site speed for visitors that have slow internet connection.

The below tutorial will explain how to re-size multiple images for your gallery. Please note that this can also be done in Microsoft Paint, but for this tutorial lets say you have quite a few images to re-size.

'''* Step 1'''

Download a program called adionSoft Fast Image Resizer from the following link [http://adionsoft.net/fastimageresize/ '''Download''']
[[File:Resize_img0.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

'''* Step 2'''

Install Fast Image Resizer and open it up, you should see something similar to this.
[[File:Resize_img1.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]
'''* Step 3'''

Now that its installed, you do have the option to customize where you would like re-sized images stored and what quality you would like the re-sized images in.
In this tutorial I left it to use the default options.
[[File:Resize_img2.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

'''* Step 4'''

Specify the resolution ('''recommend 1024x768''') and drag all the images you want to re-size into the block where it says '''Drop file here'''.
[[File:Resize_img3.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

'''* Step 5'''

Once all the images are re-sized, you should see the word '''Done''' as seen below. Please note that the re-sized images will be placed in sub-folder called resized where the original images stored if you have not changed any options.
[[File:Resize_img4.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

How to re-size multiple images before uploading to gallery

2013-03-11T12:48:03Z

Dane: /* Here are a few reasons why it’s not recommended */

When adding a '''gallery''' to your website, it’s important that you don’t upload images that exceed a resolution of '''1024x768'''.

===Here are a few reasons why it’s not recommended===
* Wastes Bandwidth.
* Not all monitors support high resolution images.
* Affects site speed for visitors that have slow internet connection.

The below tutorial will explain how to re-size multiple images for your gallery. Please note that this can also be done in Microsoft Paint, but for this tutorial lets say you have quite a few images to re-size.

'''* Step 1'''

Download a program called adionSoft Fast Image Resizer from the following link [http://adionsoft.net/fastimageresize/ Download]
[[File:Resize_img0.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

'''* Step 2'''

Install Fast Image Resizer and open it up, you should see something similar to this.
[[File:Resize_img1.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]
'''* Step 3'''

Now that its installed, you do have the option to customize where you would like re-sized images stored and what quality you would like the re-sized images in.
In this tutorial I left it to use the default options.
[[File:Resize_img2.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

'''* Step 4'''

Specify the resolution ('''recommend 1024x768''') and drag all the images you want to re-size into the block where it says '''Drop file here'''.
[[File:Resize_img3.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

'''* Step 5'''

Once all the images are re-sized, you should see the word '''Done''' as seen below. Please note that the re-sized images will be placed in sub-folder called resized where the original images stored if you have not changed any options.
[[File:Resize_img4.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

How to re-size multiple images before uploading to gallery

2013-03-11T12:46:14Z

Dane: /* Here are a few reasons why it’s not recommended */

When adding a '''gallery''' to your website, it’s important that you don’t upload images that exceed a resolution of '''1024x768'''.

===Here are a few reasons why it’s not recommended===
* Wastes Bandwidth.
* Not all monitors support high resolution images.
* Affects site speed for visitors that have slow internet connection.

The below tutorial will explain how to re-size multiple images for your gallery. Please note that this can also be done in Microsoft Paint, but for this tutorial lets say you have quite a few images to re-size.

'''* Step 1'''

Download a program called adionSoft Fast Image Resizer from the following link [http://adionsoft.net/fastimageresize/ Website]
[[File:Resize_img0.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

'''* Step 2'''

Install Fast Image Resizer and open it up, you should see something similar to this.
[[File:Resize_img1.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]
'''* Step 3'''

Now that its installed, you do have the option to customize where you would like re-sized images stored and what quality you would like the re-sized images in.
In this tutorial I left it to use the default options.
[[File:Resize_img2.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

'''* Step 4'''

Specify the resolution ('''recommend 1024x768''') and drag all the images you want to re-size into the block where it says '''Drop file here'''.
[[File:Resize_img3.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

'''* Step 5'''

Once all the images are re-sized, you should see the word '''Done''' as seen below. Please note that the re-sized images will be placed in sub-folder called resized where the original images stored if you have not changed any options.
[[File:Resize_img4.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

How to re-size multiple images before uploading to gallery

2013-03-11T12:45:19Z

Dane:

When adding a '''gallery''' to your website, it’s important that you don’t upload images that exceed a resolution of '''1024x768'''.

===Here are a few reasons why it’s not recommended===
* Wastes Bandwidth.
* Not all monitors support high resolution images.
* Affects site speed for visitors that have slow internet connection.

The below tutorial will explain how to Re-size Multiple Images for your gallery. Please note that this can also be done in Microsoft Paint, but for this tutorial lets say you have quite a few images to re-size.

'''* Step 1'''

Download a program called adionSoft Fast Image Resizer from the following link [http://adionsoft.net/fastimageresize/ Website]
[[File:Resize_img0.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

'''* Step 2'''

Install Fast Image Resizer and open it up, you should see something similar to this.
[[File:Resize_img1.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]
'''* Step 3'''

Now that its installed, you do have the option to customize where you would like re-sized images stored and what quality you would like the re-sized images in.
In this tutorial I left it to use the default options.
[[File:Resize_img2.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

'''* Step 4'''

Specify the resolution ('''recommend 1024x768''') and drag all the images you want to re-size into the block where it says '''Drop file here'''.
[[File:Resize_img3.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

'''* Step 5'''

Once all the images are re-sized, you should see the word '''Done''' as seen below. Please note that the re-sized images will be placed in sub-folder called resized where the original images stored if you have not changed any options.
[[File:Resize_img4.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

How to re-size multiple images before uploading to gallery

2013-03-11T12:44:46Z

Dane:

When adding a '''gallery''' to your website, it’s important that you don’t upload images that exceed a resolution of '''1024x768'''.

===Here are a few reasons why it’s not recommended===
* Wastes Bandwidth.
* Not all monitors support high resolution images.
* Affects site speed for visitors that have slow internet connection.

The below tutorial will explain how to Re-size Multiple Images for your gallery. Please note that this can also be done in Microsoft Paint, but for this tutorial lets say you have quite a few images to re-size.

'''* Step 1'''

Download a program called adionSoft Fast Image Resizer from the following link [http://adionsoft.net/fastimageresize/ Website]
[[File:Resize_img0.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

'''* Step 2'''

Install Fast Image Resizer and open it up, you should see something similar to this.
[[File:Resize_img1.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]
'''* Step 3'''

Now that its installed, you do have the option to customize where you would like re-sized images stored and what quality you would like the re-sized images in.
In this tutorial I left it to use the default options.
[[File:Resize_img2.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

'''* Step 4'''

Specify the resolution ('''recommend 1024x768''') and drag all the images you want to re-size into the block where it says '''Drop file here'''.
[[File:Resize_img3.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

'''* Step 5'''

Once all the images are re-sized, you should see the word '''Done''' as seen below. Please note that the re-sized images will be placed in sub-folder called resized where the original images stored if you have not changed any options.
[[File:Resize_img4.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

How to re-size multiple images before uploading to gallery

2013-03-11T12:40:17Z

Dane:

When adding a gallery to your website, it’s important that you don’t upload images that exceed a resolution of 1024x768.

===Here are a few reasons why it’s not recommended===
* Wastes Bandwidth.
* Not all monitors support high resolution images.
* Affects site speed for visitors that have slow internet connection.

The below tutorial will explain how to Re-size Multiple Images for your gallery. Please note that this can also be done in Microsoft Paint, but for this tutorial lets say you have quite a few images to re-size.

'''* Step 1'''

Download a program called adionSoft Fast Image Resizer from the following link [http://adionsoft.net/fastimageresize/ Website]
[[File:Resize_img0.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

'''* Step 2'''

Install Fast Image Resizer and open it up, you should see something similar to this.
[[File:Resize_img1.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]
'''* Step 3'''

Now that its installed, you do have the option to customize where you would like re-sized images stored and what quality you would like the re-sized images in.
In this tutorial I left it to use the default options.
[[File:Resize_img2.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

'''* Step 4'''

Specify the resolution ('''recommend 1024x768''') and drag all the images you want to re-size into the block where it says '''Drop file here'''.
[[File:Resize_img3.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

'''* Step 5'''

Once all the images are re-sized, you should see the word '''Done''' as seen below. Please note that the re-sized images will be placed in sub-folder called resized where the original images stored if you have not changed any options.
[[File:Resize_img4.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

How to re-size multiple images before uploading to gallery

2013-03-11T12:40:00Z

Dane:

When adding a gallery to your website, it’s important that you don’t upload images that exceed a resolution of 1024x768.

===Here are a few reasons why it’s not recommended===
* Wastes Bandwidth.
* Not all monitors support high resolution images.
* Affects site speed for visitors that have slow internet connection.

The below tutorial will explain how to Re-size Multiple Images for your gallery. Please note that this can also be done in Microsoft Paint, but for this tutorial lets say you have quite a few images to re-size.

'''* Step 1'''

Download a program called adionSoft Fast Image Resizer from the following link [http://adionsoft.net/fastimageresize/ Website]
[[File:Resize_img0.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

'''* Step 2'''

Install Fast Image Resizer and open it up, you should see something similar to this.
[[File:Resize_img1.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]
'''* Step 3'''

Now that its installed, you do have the option to customize where you would like re-sized images stored and what quality you would like the re-sized images in.
In this tutorial I left it to use the default options.
[[File:Resize_img2.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

'''* Step 4'''

Specify the resolution ('''recommend 1024x768''') and and drag all the images you want to re-size into the block where it says '''Drop file here'''.
[[File:Resize_img3.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

'''* Step 5'''

Once all the images are re-sized, you should see the word '''Done''' as seen below. Please note that the re-sized images will be placed in sub-folder called resized where the original images stored if you have not changed any options.
[[File:Resize_img4.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

How to re-size multiple images before uploading to gallery

2013-03-11T12:38:57Z

Dane:

When adding a gallery to your website, it’s important that you don’t upload images that exceed a resolution of 1024x768.

===Here are a few reasons why it’s not recommended===
* Wastes Bandwidth.
* Not all monitors support high resolution images.
* Affects site speed for visitors that have slow internet connection.

The below tutorial will explain how to Re-size Multiple Images for your gallery. Please note that this can also be done in Microsoft Paint, but for this tutorial lets say you have quite a few images to re-size.

'''* Step 1'''

Download a program called adionSoft Fast Image Resizer from the following link [http://adionsoft.net/fastimageresize/ Website]
[[File:Resize_img0.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

'''* Step 2'''

Install Fast Image Resizer and open it up, you should see something similar to this.
[[File:Resize_img1.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]
'''* Step 3'''

Now that its installed, you do have the option to customize where you would like re-sized images stored and what quality you would like the re-sized images in.
In this tutorial I left it to use the default options.
[[File:Resize_img2.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

'''* Step 4'''

Specify the resolution ('''We recommend 1024x768''') and and drag all the images you want to re-size into the block where it says '''Drop file here'''.
[[File:Resize_img3.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

'''* Step 5'''

Once all the images are re-sized, you should see the word '''Done''' as seen below. Please note that the re-sized images will be placed in sub-folder called resized where the original images stored if you have not changed any options.
[[File:Resize_img4.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

How to re-size multiple images before uploading to gallery

2013-03-11T12:38:28Z

Dane:

When adding a gallery to your website, it’s important that you don’t upload images that exceed a resolution of 1024x768.

===Here are a few reasons why it’s not recommended===
* Wastes Bandwidth.
* Not all monitors support high resolution images.
* Affects site speed for visitors that have slow internet connection.

The below tutorial will explain how to Re-size Multiple Images for your gallery. Please note that this can also be done in Microsoft Paint, but for this tutorial lets say you have quite a few images to re-size.

'''* Step 1'''

Download a program called adionSoft Fast Image Resizer from the following link [http://adionsoft.net/fastimageresize/ Website]
[[File:Resize_img0.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

'''* Step 2'''

Install Fast Image Resizer and open it up, you should see something similar to this.
[[File:Resize_img1.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]
'''* Step 3'''

Now that its installed, you do have the option to customize where you would like re-sized images stored and what quality you would like the re-sized images in.
In this tutorial I left it to use the default options.
[[File:Resize_img2.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

'''* Step 4'''

Specify the resolution ('''We recommend 1024x768''') and and drag all the images you want to re-size into the block where it says '''Drop file here'''
[[File:Resize_img3.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

'''* Step 5'''

Once all the images are re-sized, you should see the word '''Done''' as seen below. Please note that the re-sized images will be placed in sub-folder called resized where the original images stored if you have not changed any options.
[[File:Resize_img4.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

How to re-size multiple images before uploading to gallery

2013-03-11T12:38:14Z

Dane:

When adding a gallery to your website, it’s important that you don’t upload images that exceed a resolution of 1024x768.

===Here are a few reasons why it’s not recommended===
* Wastes Bandwidth.
* Not all monitors support high resolution images.
* Affects site speed for visitors that have slow internet connection.

The below tutorial will explain how to Re-size Multiple Images for your gallery. Please note that this can also be done in Microsoft Paint, but for this tutorial lets say you have quite a few images to re-size.

'''* Step 1'''

Download a program called adionSoft Fast Image Resizer from the following link [http://adionsoft.net/fastimageresize/ Website]
[[File:Resize_img0.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

'''* Step 2'''

Install Fast Image Resizer and open it up, you should see something similar to this.
[[File:Resize_img1.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]
'''* Step 3'''

Now that its installed, you do have the option to customize where you would like re-sized images stored and what quality you would like the re-sized images in.
In this tutorial I left it to use the default options.
[[File:Resize_img2.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

'''* Step 4'''

Specify the resolution ('''We recommend 1024x768''')and and drag all the images you want to re-size into the block where it says '''Drop file here'''
[[File:Resize_img3.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

'''* Step 5'''

Once all the images are re-sized, you should see the word '''Done''' as seen below. Please note that the re-sized images will be placed in sub-folder called resized where the original images stored if you have not changed any options.
[[File:Resize_img4.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

How to re-size multiple images before uploading to gallery

2013-03-11T12:37:44Z

Dane:

When adding a gallery to your website, it’s important that you don’t upload images that exceed a resolution of 1024x768.

===Here are a few reasons why it’s not recommended===
* Wastes Bandwidth.
* Not all monitors support high resolution images.
* Affects site speed for visitors that have slow internet connection.

The below tutorial will explain how to Re-size Multiple Images for your gallery. Please note that this can also be done in Microsoft Paint, but for this tutorial lets say you have quite a few images to re-size.

'''* Step 1'''

Download a program called adionSoft Fast Image Resizer from the following link [http://adionsoft.net/fastimageresize/ Website]
[[File:Resize_img0.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

'''* Step 2'''

Install Fast Image Resizer and open it up, you should see something similar to this.
[[File:Resize_img1.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]
'''* Step 3'''

Now that its installed, you do have the option to customize where you would like re-sized images stored and what quality you would like the re-sized images in.
In this tutorial I left it to use the default options.
[[File:Resize_img2.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

'''* Step 4'''

Specify the resolution (We recommend '''1024x768''')and and drag all the images you want to re-size into the block where it says '''Drop file here'''
[[File:Resize_img3.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

'''* Step 5'''

Once all the images are re-sized, you should see the word '''Done''' as seen below. Please note that the re-sized images will be placed in sub-folder called resized where the original images stored if you have not changed any options.
[[File:Resize_img4.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

How to re-size multiple images before uploading to gallery

2013-03-11T12:36:31Z

Dane:

When adding a gallery to your website, it’s important that you don’t upload images that exceed a resolution of 1024x768.

===Here are a few reasons why it’s not recommended===
* Wastes Bandwidth.
* Not all monitors support high resolution images.
* Affects site speed for visitors that have slow internet connection.

The below tutorial will explain how to Re-size Multiple Images for your gallery. Please note that this can also be done in Microsoft Paint, but for this tutorial lets say you have quite a few images to re-size.

'''* Step 1'''

Download a program called adionSoft Fast Image Resizer from the following link [http://adionsoft.net/fastimageresize/ Website]
[[File:Resize_img0.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

'''* Step 2'''

Install Fast Image Resizer and open it up, you should see something similar to this.
[[File:Resize_img1.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]
'''* Step 3'''

Now that its installed, you do have the option to customize where you would like re-sized images stored and what quality you would like the re-sized images in.
In this tutorial I left it to use the default options.
[[File:Resize_img2.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

'''* Step 4'''

Specify the resolution that you want to re-size the images to and and drag all the images you want to re-size into the block where it says '''Drop file here'''
[[File:Resize_img3.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

'''* Step 5'''

Once all the images are re-sized, you should see the word '''Done''' as seen below. Please note that the re-sized images will be placed in sub-folder called resized where the original images stored if you have not changed any options.
[[File:Resize_img4.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

How to re-size multiple images before uploading to gallery

2013-03-11T12:35:37Z

Dane:

When adding a gallery to your website, it’s important that you don’t upload images that exceed a resolution of 1024x768.

===Here are a few reasons why it’s not recommended===
* Wastes Bandwidth.
* Not all monitors support high resolution images.
* Affects site speed for visitors that have slow internet connection.

The below tutorial will explain how to Re-size Multiple Images for your gallery. Please note that this can also be done in Microsoft Paint, but for this tutorial lets say you have quite a few images to re-size.

'''* Step 1'''

Download a program called adionSoft Fast Image Resizer from the following link [http://adionsoft.net/fastimageresize/ Website]
[[File:Resize_img0.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

'''* Step 2'''

Install Fast Image Resizer and open it up, you should see something similar to this.
[[File:Resize_img1.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]
'''* Step 3'''

Now that its installed, you do have the option to customize where you would like re-sized images stored and what quality you would like the re-sized images in.
In this tutorial I left it to use the default options.
[[File:Resize_img2.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

'''* Step 4'''

Specify the resolution that you want to re-size the images to and and drag all the images you want to re-size into the block where it says '''Drop file here'''
[[File:Resize_img3.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

'''* Step 5'''

Once all the images are re-sized, you should see the following. Please note that the re-sized images will be placed in sub-folder called resized where the original images stored if you have not changed any options.
[[File:Resize_img4.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

How to re-size multiple images before uploading to gallery

2013-03-11T12:33:33Z

Dane:

When adding a gallery to your website, it’s important that you don’t upload images that exceed a resolution of 1024x768.

===Here are a few reasons why it’s not recommended===
* Wastes Bandwidth.
* Not all monitors support high resolution images.
* Affects site speed for visitors that have slow internet connection.

The below tutorial will explain how to Re-size Multiple Images for your gallery. Please note that this can also be done in Microsoft Paint, but for this tutorial lets say you have quite a few images to re-size.

'''* Step 1'''

Download a program called adionSoft Fast Image Resizer from the following link [http://adionsoft.net/fastimageresize/ Website]
[[File:Resize_img0.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

'''* Step 2'''

Install Fast Image Resizer and open it up, you should see something similar to this.
[[File:Resize_img1.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]
'''* Step 3'''

Now that its installed, you do have the option to customize where you would like re-sized images stored and what quality you would like the re-sized images in.
In this tutorial I left it to use the default options.
[[File:Resize_img2.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

'''* Step 4'''

Now that you are ready, specify the resolution that you want to re-size the images to and and drag all your images that you want re-sized to the block where it says '''Drop file here'''
[[File:Resize_img3.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

'''* Step 5'''

Once all the images are re-sized, you should see the following. Please note that the re-sized images will be placed in sub-folder called resized where the original images stored if you have not changed any options.
[[File:Resize_img4.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

How to re-size multiple images before uploading to gallery

2013-03-11T12:30:59Z

Dane:

When adding a gallery to your website, it’s important that you don’t upload images that exceed a resolution of 1024x768.
'''Here are a few reasons why it’s not recommended.'''
* Wastes Bandwidth.
* Not all monitors support high resolution images.
* Affects site speed for visitors that have slow internet connection.

The below tutorial will explain how to Re-size Multiple Images for your gallery. Please note that this can also be done in Microsoft Paint, but for this tutorial lets say you have quite a few images to re-size.

'''* Step 1'''

Download a program called adionSoft Fast Image Resizer from the following link [http://adionsoft.net/fastimageresize/ Website]
[[File:Resize_img0.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

'''* Step 2'''

Install Fast Image Resizer and open it up, you should see something similar to this.
[[File:Resize_img1.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]
'''* Step 3'''

Now that its installed, you do have the option to customize where you would like re-sized images stored and what quality you would like the re-sized images in.
In this tutorial I left it to use the default options.
[[File:Resize_img2.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

'''* Step 4'''

Now that you are ready, specify the resolution that you want to re-size the images to and and drag all your images that you want re-sized to the block where it says '''Drop file here'''
[[File:Resize_img3.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

'''* Step 5'''

Once all the images are re-sized, you should see the following. Please note that the re-sized images will be placed in sub-folder called resized where the original images stored if you have not changed any options.
[[File:Resize_img4.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

How to re-size multiple images before uploading to gallery

2013-03-11T12:30:40Z

Dane:

When adding a gallery to your website, it’s important that you don’t upload images that exceed a resolution of 1024x768.
* Here are a few reasons why it’s not recommended.
* Wastes Bandwidth.
* Not all monitors support high resolution images.
* Affects site speed for visitors that have slow internet connection.

The below tutorial will explain how to Re-size Multiple Images for your gallery. Please note that this can also be done in Microsoft Paint, but for this tutorial lets say you have quite a few images to re-size.

'''* Step 1'''

Download a program called adionSoft Fast Image Resizer from the following link [http://adionsoft.net/fastimageresize/ Website]
[[File:Resize_img0.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

'''* Step 2'''

Install Fast Image Resizer and open it up, you should see something similar to this.
[[File:Resize_img1.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]
'''* Step 3'''

Now that its installed, you do have the option to customize where you would like re-sized images stored and what quality you would like the re-sized images in.
In this tutorial I left it to use the default options.
[[File:Resize_img2.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

'''* Step 4'''

Now that you are ready, specify the resolution that you want to re-size the images to and and drag all your images that you want re-sized to the block where it says '''Drop file here'''
[[File:Resize_img3.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

'''* Step 5'''

Once all the images are re-sized, you should see the following. Please note that the re-sized images will be placed in sub-folder called resized where the original images stored if you have not changed any options.
[[File:Resize_img4.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

How to re-size multiple images before uploading to gallery

2013-03-11T10:57:13Z

Dane:

When adding a gallery to your website, its important to note that images should not exceed a resolution of 1024x768. The reason for this is mainly due to generating unwanted bandwidth usage on your website. Another factor to consider is that if you upload a high resolution image it will take allot longer for a viewer trying to access your site with a slower internet connection.

The below tutorial will explain how to Re-size Multiple Images for your gallery. Please note that this can also be done in Microsoft Paint, but for this tutorial lets say you have quite a few images to re-size.

'''* Step 1'''

Download a program called adionSoft Fast Image Resizer from the following link [http://adionsoft.net/fastimageresize/ Website]
[[File:Resize_img0.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

'''* Step 2'''

Install Fast Image Resizer and open it up, you should see something similar to this.
[[File:Resize_img1.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]
'''* Step 3'''

Now that its installed, you do have the option to customize where you would like re-sized images stored and what quality you would like the re-sized images in.
In this tutorial I left it to use the default options.
[[File:Resize_img2.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

'''* Step 4'''

Now that you are ready, specify the resolution that you want to re-size the images to and and drag all your images that you want re-sized to the block where it says '''Drop file here'''
[[File:Resize_img3.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

'''* Step 5'''

Once all the images are re-sized, you should see the following. Please note that the re-sized images will be placed in sub-folder called resized where the original images stored if you have not changed any options.
[[File:Resize_img4.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

How to re-size multiple images before uploading to gallery

2013-03-11T10:56:51Z

Dane: Created page with "When adding a gallery to your website, its important to note that images should not exceed a resolution of 1024x768. The reason for this is mainly due to generating unwanted ..."

When adding a gallery to your website, its important to note that images should not exceed a resolution of 1024x768. The reason for this is mainly due to generating unwanted bandwidth usage on your website. Another factor to consider is that if you upload a high resolution image it will take allot longer for a viewer trying to access your site with a slower internet connection.

The below tutorial will explain how to Re-size Multiple Images for your gallery. Please note that this can also be done in Microsoft Paint, but for this tutorial lets say you have quite a few images to re-size.

'''* Step 1'''

Download a program called adionSoft Fast Image Resizer from the following link [http://adionsoft.net/fastimageresize/ Website]
[[File:Resize_img0.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

'''* Step 2'''

Install Fast Image Resizer and open it up, you should see something similar to this.
[[File:Resize_img1.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]
'''* Step 3'''

Now that its installed, you do have the option to customize where you would like re-sized images stored and what quality you would like the re-sized images in.
In this tutorial I left it to use the default options.
[[File:Resize_img2.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

'''* Step 4'''

Now that you are ready, specify the resolution that you want to re-size the images to and and drag all your images that you want re-sized to the block where it says '''Drop file here'''
[[File:Resize_img3.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

'''* Step 5'''
Once all the images are re-sized, you should see the following. Please note that the re-sized images will be placed in sub-folder called resized where the original images stored if you have not changed any options.
[[File:Resize_img4.PNG|thumb|600px|center]]

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Basic User Guide

2013-03-11T10:05:24Z

Dane:

Hosting

2013-02-12T14:48:36Z

Dane: /* Content Management Systems */

=Basics=
[[What is Hosting?]]

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

[[Uploading your website]]

[[Search Engine Optimisation]]

=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]]

[[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]]

Hosting

2013-02-12T14:48:14Z

Dane: /* Content Management Systems */

=Basics=
[[What is Hosting?]]

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

[[Uploading your website]]

[[Search Engine Optimisation]]

=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]]
* [[CMS Upgrades]]

[[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]]

How to verify your domain and submit a sitemap to Google

2013-02-12T14:18:19Z

Dane:

'''Please note that this tutorial does not cover SEO (Search Engine Optimization) so if you want your site to appear in Google search when specific keywords are entered, you will need to visit the following URL for more information – http://adwords.google.co.za regarding this.'''

In order for your site to appear in Google search when you type in example.co.za or www.example.co.za, you will need to submit a sitemap using Google Webmaster Tools. Its recommended to also submit your site URL using the following link provided below.

Add URL - https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/submit-url

* '''Step 1'''
Login to Google Webmaster Tools - http://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/?hl=en with a valid gmail account, select '''Add Site''' and enter your website URL www.example.co.za in the text box and click continue.
[[File:Googleverify_sitecreator0.PNG |thumb|600px|center]]

* '''Step 2'''
Verify Ownership, we suggest that you use the recommended method which is to download the html verification file.
[[File:Googleverify_sitecreator3.PNG |thumb|600px|center]]

* '''Step 3'''
Navigate back to the site creator editor and click on '''Settings''' and then '''Advance''' .You will then need to Click on the '''Verify Website Ownership''' option and select '''Upload verification File'''. Simply browse to where you downloaded the file to and click the '''okay''' button.

[[File:Googleverify_sitecreator1.PNG |thumb|600px|center]]

* '''Step 4'''
You should then see the following message.
[[File:Googleverify_sitecreator2.PNG |thumb|600px|center]]

* '''Step 5'''
Your site should now be verified and now you are ready to submit a '''Sitemap''' – More info regarding this can be found when visiting the following URL - https://support.google.com/webmasters/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=156184

Now that you know why you need to create a site map, let’s go ahead and do it. Navigate back to the site creator editor and click on Advance and the Download Sitemap, your sitemap should now be downloaded.
[[File:Googleverify_sitecreator8.PNG |thumb|600px|center]]

* '''Step 6'''
You now need to submit your sitemap that you just downloaded, so navigate back to Google Webmaster Tools and click on Dashboard and then Sitemap which will give you the option to Add/Test Sitemap. In your case you are going to be submitting one so enter sitemap.xml in the text box next to your website URL and click Submit Sitemap.
[[File:Googleverify_sitecreator6.PNG |thumb|600px|center]]

* '''Step 7'''
Once you have submitted your sitemap, you should see the following. Please remember that there is not exact time frame as to when Google will index your pages, this is entirely up to Google. For more info on how to submit contents to Google visit http://www.google.com/submityourcontent/website-owner/

[[File:Googleverify_sitecreator7.PNG |thumb|900px|center]]

How to verify your domain and submit a sitemap to Google

2013-02-12T14:08:36Z

Dane:

'''Please note that this tutorial does not cover SEO (Search Engine Optimization) so if you want your site to appear in Google search when specific keywords are entered, you will need to visit the following URL for more information – http://adwords.google.co.za regarding this.'''

In order for your site to appear in Google search when you type in example.co.za or www.example.co.za, you will need to submit a sitemap using Google Webmaster Tools. Its recommended to also submit your site URL using the following link provided below.

Add URL - https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/submit-url

* Step 1
Login to Google Webmaster Tools - http://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/?hl=en with a valid gmail account, select '''Add Site''' and enter your website URL www.example.co.za in the text box and click continue.
[[File:Googleverify_sitecreator0.PNG |thumb|600px|center]]

* Step 2
Verify Ownership, we suggest that you use the recommended method which is to download the html verification file.
[[File:Googleverify_sitecreator3.PNG |thumb|600px|center]]

* Step 3
Navigate back to the site creator editor and click on '''Settings''' and then '''Advance''' .You will then need to Click on the '''Verify Website Ownership''' option and select '''Upload verification File'''. Simply browse to where you downloaded the file to and click the '''okay''' button.

[[File:Googleverify_sitecreator1.PNG |thumb|600px|center]]

* Step 4
You should then see the following message.
[[File:Googleverify_sitecreator2.PNG |thumb|600px|center]]

* Step 5
Your site should now be verified and now you are ready to submit a '''Sitemap''' – More info regarding this can be found when visiting the following URL - https://support.google.com/webmasters/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=156184

Now that you know why you need to create a site map, let’s go ahead and do it. Navigate back to the site creator editor and click on Advance and the Download Sitemap, your sitemap should now be downloaded.
[[File:Googleverify_sitecreator8.PNG |thumb|600px|center]]

* Step 6
You now need to submit your sitemap that you just downloaded, so navigate back to Google Webmaster Tools and click on Dashboard and then Sitemap which will give you the option to Add/Test Sitemap. In your case you are going to be submitting one so enter sitemap.xml in the text box next to your website URL and click Submit Sitemap.
[[File:Googleverify_sitecreator6.PNG |thumb|600px|center]]

* Step 7
Once you have submitted your sitemap, you should see the following. Please remember that there is not exact time frame as to when Google will index your pages, this is entirely up to Google. For more info on how to submit contents to Google visit http://www.google.com/submityourcontent/website-owner/

[[File:Googleverify_sitecreator7.PNG |thumb|900px|center]]

How to verify your domain and submit a sitemap to Google

2013-02-12T14:05:27Z

Dane:

'''Please note that this tutorial does not cover SEO (Search Engine Optimization) so if you want your site to appear in Google search when specific keywords are entered, you will need to visit the following URL for more information – http://adwords.google.co.za regarding this.'''

In order for your site to appear in Google search when you type in example.co.za or www.example.co.za, you will need to submit a sitemap using Google Webmaster Tools. Its recommended to also submit your site URL using the following link provided below.

Add URL - https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/submit-url

* Step 1
Login to Google Webmaster Tools - http://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/?hl=en with a valid gmail account, select '''Add Site''' and enter your website URL www.example.co.za in the text box and click continue.
[[File:Googleverify_sitecreator0.PNG |thumb|600px|center]]

* Step 2
Verify Ownership, we suggest that you use the recommended method which is to download the html verification file.
[[File:Googleverify_sitecreator3.PNG |thumb|600px|center]]

* Step 3
Navigate back to the site creator editor and click on '''Settings''' and then '''Advance'''. You will then need to Click on the '''Verify Website Ownership'' option and select '''Upload verification File'''. Simply browse to where you downloaded the file to and click the '''okay''' button.

[[File:Googleverify_sitecreator1.PNG |thumb|600px|center]]

* Step 4
You should then see the following message.
[[File:Googleverify_sitecreator2.PNG |thumb|600px|center]]

* Step 5
Your site should now be verified and now you are ready to submit a '''Sitemap''' – More info regarding this can be found when visiting the following URL - https://support.google.com/webmasters/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=156184

Now that you know why you need to create a site map, let’s go ahead and do it. Navigate back to the site creator editor and click on Advance and the Download Sitemap, your sitemap should now be downloaded.
[[File:Googleverify_sitecreator8.PNG |thumb|600px|center]]

* Step 6
You now need to submit your sitemap that you just downloaded, so navigate back to Google Webmaster Tools and click on Dashboard and then Sitemap which will give you the option to Add/Test Sitemap. In your case you are going to be submitting one so enter sitemap.xml in the text box next to your website URL and click Submit Sitemap.
[[File:Googleverify_sitecreator6.PNG |thumb|600px|center]]

* Step 7
Once you have submitted your sitemap, you should see the following. Please remember that there is not exact time frame as to when Google will index your pages, this is entirely up to Google. For more info on how to submit contents to Google visit http://www.google.com/submityourcontent/website-owner/

[[File:Googleverify_sitecreator7.PNG |thumb|900px|center]]