This article assumes that you have already created web pages using Google Web Designer, and you are ready to publish them to a hosting.com web server. For general information about how to use Google Web Designer to create web pages, please visit http://www.google.com/webdesigner.
Publishing Google Web Designer web pages to a hosting.com server
After you create web pages in Google Web Designer, you can publish them to the hosting.com server associated with your account. To do this, follow these steps:-
In Google Web Designer, click the
icon.
📘 Note Alternatively, click File , and then click Publish .
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The Publish dialog appears:
- Under Settings in the Name text box, type the folder name for the file and any supporting files.
- In the Location text box, type the path where you want to store the file and any supporting files. Alternatively, click the folder icon to navigate to the folder location.
- Select the Flatten Files check box.
- If you want to compress the HTML markup, select the Minify check box.
- Click Publish. Google Web Designer creates the folder you specified in step 3 in the location you specified in step 4.
- Transfer the files from the location you specified on the local computer to your hosting.com account’s public_html directory. You can use the cPanel File Manager to do this, but if there is a large number of files to upload, a dedicated FTP client is much more convenient. For detailed instructions about how to use an FTP client to upload files to your account, please see this article.