Publishing with Microsoft Expressions Web 4 Updated on April 5, 2022 by Carrie Smaha 1 Minutes, 33 Seconds to Read Microsoft Expressions Web 4 is a program that can help you build a website. You must have Expressions Web 4 installed on your local computer to use it. If you are unfamiliar with Expressions Web 4 please see the Microsoft website for details. Please note that Microsoft Expressions Web 4 is no longer compatible with InMotion Hosting Shared Servers. As an alternative, we recommend using FileZilla, the free FTP client. Open Expressions Web 4 on your local ComputerIf you have not already created a site in Expressions go to Site -> New Find the folder on your local computer where you were storing the website you built in Expressions and click “Ok” once you have selected it using “Browse”Now, the site loads, so you can see it. You need to configure the publishing settings at this point Go to Site -> Publishing SettingsGo to the Publishing Tab and click “Add…”Fill in the fields: Name: provide a site name you will recognize Connection Type: select “FTP” Location: ftp://example.com – Replace example.com with your actual domain Directory: If you are publishing to the public_html folder type in “/public_html” Username: type in your cPanel username Password: type in your cPanel password Make sure the “Use Passive FTP” is unchecked Click “Save”Now, click on “Connect to the current publishing destination” You are connected to your account via FTP, you need to tell Expressions which files to upload. Select all the files and folders you want to upload in the Left Side Pane. Next, click on the blue arrow. The files will then publish to your account. In the right pane, you can now see the files and folders you just uploaded You’ve now published your website using Microsoft Expressions Web 4. If you need further assistance please feel free to ask a question on our support center. Share this Article Carrie Smaha Senior Manager Marketing Operations Carrie Smaha is a Senior Marketing Operations leader with over 20 years of experience in digital strategy, web development, and IT project management. She specializes in go-to-market programs and SaaS solutions for WordPress and VPS Hosting, working closely with technical teams and customers to deliver high-performance, scalable platforms. At InMotion Hosting, she drives product marketing initiatives that blend strategic insight with technical depth. More Articles by Carrie Related Articles How to Align and Float Images with CSS Margin vs Padding Preview Shared Content With Facebook Debugger Accessing Your Website via IP Address The Role of Blocks and Animations in WordPress Is Django supported? Using the Under Construction Page provided by InMotion Hosting Creating an Under Construction or Coming Soon page Beginner Web Design: Guides to HTML and CSS Links to the stylesheets in Responsive Templates