Sitebuilder Plus: View File Manager

I can't get this to work. When I click Edit Site my site opens immediately rather than giving me the optional selections shown in the above answer

After you click the Edit button, then look to the top of the page and click on your domain name. You'll then get the menu shown above.

Where? Once I have clicked on "edit" my web site opens for editing immediately and I don't see my domain name at the top of the page, Do you mean on the URL? If so that doesn't work either. Can you please be more specific as to where I am supposed to see my domain name once the page has opened for editing?

Yes, your domain name/URL. Scroll down and take a look at the image posted by Greetmir8286

When you click on your domain name, it will expose the menu with the option to open the File Manager

Got it!

Thanks

Hi Elizabeth2630,

I'm so sorry for the delay in response - Are you still having trouble viewing your file manager?

Thanks,
Ehsan

Go to your web page at the top where your www.yoursitename click on that and you should see your site manager in that area.

you know I found, but everytime I want go it! I don't see it all the time. It not on the all the time.

Hi Elizabeth, The File Manager link should always be there, if it's not displaying then we may need to do some troubleshooting. If you notice it missing again, let us know which web browser you are using and we"ll see if it's related to that. Thanks!
Mike

when I click on my domain name it opens the box and all my web sites are listed and I click on the one I am trying to work on and nothing happens.

Hi Elizabeth2630,

Please let me know if you're still having trouble removing a specific image or file.

Thank you,
Ehsan

I found it. How it's my Facebook is not working.

Hi Elizabeth2630,

I saw you have the Facebook follow button on one of your websites and it seems to be working correctly. Do you still need help with this?

Thanks!

Ehsan

HI St. Frances3410- Thanks for the feedback! I've included it for review by our product and design team.

I agree. Add a file manager button on the same line as the SAVE, PREVIEW, PUBLISH, etc. buttons.

Try using Chrome or Firefox as your browser.

Drew

I finally found it....you have to open up the website from the site manager page  and then find the name in the right hand corner and then click on it....not just be on the website manager page....you guys forget a lot of people are dummies here so you need to go click by click by click as if you are talking to a 2 yr old. 

Once you are on the File Manager screen, you'll see an Import button on the top menu. Click the Import button and you'll be prompted to upload the file from your computer. After you import the file, you can also publish it from this screen.

Yes... you can upload your own site using the file manager in our SiteBuilder program. If you need more details or guidance let us know.

Thanks Mike and I'm sorry that you had to move my topic, I'm new here. Sorry

No problem at all.. feel free to post or ask questions!

Mike

You will probably find this thread helpful also. It shows a short video on how to drag and drop files if you have a lot of files/page to upload.

https://community.homestead.com/homes...

Tell me why I am paying for a service which restricts how I build my website. I built a website. I uploaded the site using file manager. I published the pages. but nothing shows up. I DON'T WANT TO BUILD A WEBSITE USING HOMESTEAD. I DON'T LIKE THE WAY IT LOOKS.

Hi Joe8848, Sorry for your frustration. Can you please explain what you mean. I see that you've imported your own html files which I'm assuming you created with the Adobe Muse which you mention above. If that is the case, we are not restricting you on the way you build your site. If your site is not working (showing up), then you likely do not have the imported files in the correct structure. They need to match exactly as they were on your computer before you uploaded them. This would be true for any hosting company that you use. I noticed that you do have an index file in the root folder but all of your other html files are in a sub folder named "files" which may, or may not be correct, but if you look in that folder you'll see that you actually don't have all your files published.

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Thanks!

Mike

If you've switched to the Plus version, then you delete the files the same way, but you have to access the File Manger a little differently. Follow the steps above and let us know if you have any questions.

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Thanks!

Mike