Nowadays, making your own website will not be difficult even for a beginner who does not have specific knowledge of programming or web design. You can use various website templates on the Internet and, on their basis, create, edit and place your website on the network.
Instructions
Step 1
Download a website template. Find the style.css file (usually located in the public html folder). Open this file and find the code snippet that is responsible for the appearance of the top of the site. It looks like this: #logotype {background: url (images / logotype.png) no-repeat left center #fff; width: 230px; height: 60px; margin: 10px 25px; position: relative;.
Step 2
Here, in the background: url line, specify the path to the background image of the site being created. The next lines indicate the dimensions of the image (length, height). The margin item defines the horizontal and vertical indents of the picture. Find the logotype.png
Step 3
Upload the background image to the public html / tmpl / template_name / Images / folder. In the background: url line, specify the path to the image again. If necessary, rewrite the parameters of the length, height and indentation of the picture. In this case, do not touch the position: relative line. Save all changes and upload the file to the server instead of the template.
Step 4
When changing the lower site logo, find the logotype-footer code snippet in the style.css file. Save the image that contains the new logo, upload it to the folder of the used template Images. Change the dimension options. Save the style.css file again and upload the edited site to the server.
Step 5
Find out the accesses (site address, administration system, password), without which you will not be able to manage the site. They are issued by a programmer or site administrator.
Step 6
Connect to the Internet, go to the site, open the administration system in the window, through which you will now manage the site. Go to the section, replace the text, picture or code and click the "Save" button. Refresh the window in which the site is open.
