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== View your work in a browser == | == View your work in a browser == |
Revision as of 08:53, 21 August 2016
This article contains exercises for Week One of Web Design and Development III (MGDP2060).
Contents
Create a web hosting account with x10hosting
Create a free web hosting account with x10hosting for your class exercises.
See x10hosting account example.
Browse your web site
Browse the URL for your web hosting account using a web browser of your choice, to confirm that the URL exists.
Instructor's example:
Install WordPress
Install WordPress on your web hosting account using the automated installer in cPanel.
See x10hosting WordPress installation.
Create local folders and subfolders for exercises
By "local folders", we mean folders on your computer (or flash drive), where you store your work.
Create a set of folders and subfolders like this:
- YOUR-DOMAIN
- public_ftp
- public_html
Replace YOUR-DOMAIN with the short form of your URL, similar to: mgdp.x10hosting.com
View your work in a browser
Browse your home page using a web browser of your choice.
Your URL will be similar to the classroom example:
Validate your markup
Use the HTML validator to validate your markup:
Send URL to instructor
Send an email to the instructor - karl.jones@hennepintech.edu - with the URL for your website.
Reading for next week
Study the first three chapters of WordPress: The Missing Manual for next week.