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  • This looks to me a like a simple text file which when downloaded can be opened with notepad then make your changes then up load the file to the same location.

    Mac

    How to you create the subfolder? When downloading WordPress? And how do you point the domain destination to that sub folder please

    These are questions you are going to have to ask GODADDY, because I am only familiar with 1and1. What I do know is you will need to create the folders before you upload the files for WordPress. And there are apps out there that make this really easy (i.e. FileZilla for uploading, downloading, folder optimization). If all of this is really new to you, I am really sorry. Perhaps I can help you remotely. Then I can show you how to do some of the basic things to maintaining a web-site and its organization.

    Hope this helps,

    Mac

    It is always a good idea to have sub-folder(s) for each of your web-site domains. It is just good practice. This way when you change one file for one website it doesn’t change it for the others (i.e. your index.html or default.asm). This is called organzation of your web-site and it should be started at the beginning when you are designing a web-site. It is a lot easier to do it then, than after you have created the web-site.

    2) Once you have a sup-folder made for that web-site, you need to go into Cpanel and make sure your domain destination is pointing to that particular sub-folder. And that is all there is to it.

    Hope this helps.

    Mac

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