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Old 04-11-2012, 06:04 PM   #12
DementedReality
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Rathji View Post
Upload the image as jaydorn says, and copy the path into this code (replace the url with it) and put it all into an index.html file. The the html file will need to go in the root of your site.

Code:
<html>
<body>
 
<img src="url"/>
 
</body>
</html>
confused!

Quote:
Originally Posted by MickMcGeough View Post
You should not need to set up FTP accounts or install a standalone FTP client, cpanel provides a web interface for uploading files one-by-one. I wouldn't consider deploying an entire site that way but you only need to upload a couple of files so it will be fine.

- Create a file called "index.html" locally based on Rathji's code example
- Log into your cpanel
- Open up the "File Manager" cpanel app
- browse to your web root (probably "public_html" or "www")
- click "Upload" in the toolbar
- browse to your files and upload them

Be aware that many hosts put a default "index.html" that you'll have to overwrite.
my file is a jpg .. how do i change it an html file, i tried "save as" and there is no option.

im sorry, this must be like basis 101 stuff and i am out of my element, but i dont like the "under construction".
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