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How do I make our Facebook page posts show up on the right side of our Homestead index page?
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Posted 1 year ago
Drew N, Community Manager
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Ann Stringfield
Sorry to be so long in answering.
I've been out of town.
Drew N, Community Manager
You will get 2 pieces of code to add to the site. Place them both in a single HTML box and place the box on the page where you want it.
Ann Stringfield
Now I simply need to redesign so our Facebook posts are in a more attractive space, which I will do later today.
Also, can you tell me how to remove the below text from the web page?
Designed at HomesteadTM Create a Website for Your Business
Drew N, Community Manager
Ann Stringfield
Ann Stringfield
Why are the below two files listed in my Homestead Sitebuilder File Names list for the website for www.FeralCatAssistanceProgram.org?
FCAP.filelist which says it is a 2KB File file type
~serverFileCache.xml which says it is a 20KB File file type
I've used Homestead Sitebuilder for years but have never seen these two oddly named files in my Homestead Sitebuilder file names before. If you don't know why they're listed among file names on ONLY this website, may I delete those two files?
And (hopefully) lastly, do I NOT need to back up any of my Homestead websites since:
> I use Sitebuilder and therefor I have a copy on my local hard drive?
>or DO I need to back up my Homestead Sitebuilder websites and if yes, how?
Drew N, Community Manager
If you use Sitebuilder desktop, you do have a copy on your computer. IF you want to be able to download the site and its files, you can read this topic. https://community.homestead.com/homestead/topics/how-do-i-create-a-backup-of-my-sitebuilder-plus-sit...
You can't have too many backups. For data security it is recommended that you have no fewer than 4 backups on different devices to be sure not to lose all. Ideally, at least one backup would be in a completely different location.