Dreamweaver CS5 - How to publish your websiteWritten By: Brad Markle
Experience Level: Beginner
Articles labeled as Beginner are those that require basic tasks to be completed, such as making simple configuration changes following a brief set of instructions. If you find yourself needing assistance, our Technical Support Department can generally assist.
|
|
|
|
In addition to this article, we also have a video tutorial to show you more on: This tutorial will assist you with publishing your website using Dreamweaver CS5.
After you have opened your site within Dreamweaver, click "Site" - "Put"
It is a good idea to save your work after making changes, so if you're prompted to save modified files, we recommend that you do.
If the pages that you're publishing reference other files, such as images or css files, Dreamweaver will reference these as "Dependent Files" and ask if you want to publish those as well. If this is your first time publishing your files, or if you've previously published but have made changes to any of those external pages, you'll want to select "Yes" to publish the dependent files.
Once you've published your website, you should be able to see the changes immediately. If you've made and published changes but are unable to see them on your site, your browser most likely is caching the older versions of the pages. Clearing your browser's cache or refreshing the page should resolve this problem.
|
Further Reading:
Rating:
Please log in to rate this article.
Like this Article?
Notify Me of Updates!
Please login to subscribe to receive notifications when this article is updated.
Prerequisite Articles
None
Comments
Need more Help?
| Search
|
Current Customers
|
||||||||
Ask the Community! Get help with your questions from our community of like-minded hosting users and InMotion Hosting Staff. |
Not a Customer? |
Follow InMotion Hosting!
Have a Question?
If you need some help, submit your question to our Community!
We guarantee a response within 60 minutes (8am - 5pm EST, Monday - Friday)

Support Center Login




