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chloe (chlom) wrote in rp_tutorials,
@ 2012-03-03 18:25:00

Does anyone know where there is a step by step tutorial for webs like the scribbld one? If not someone to break it down in simple terms please!

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tuxxedo
2012-03-04 04:55 am UTC (link)

When you create a webs account, use the "File Manager" tab to upload pages and such to your account. Hit "Single File Uploader" to upload a .txt or .html document (you can just create a .txt document with a few words in it, really). Remember that when you do upload a .txt file, to rename the file with an .html extention (i.e., mypage.html). Edit the page, then paste whatever codes you have. You can look at the layout by pressing the "Toggle Split Mode" button at the top left of the page, third icon from the left. Work with whatever you have, then save it, and you're done.

I really hope that made sense. I can't remember what the site actually looks like when you first create a webs account, so if you're confused, I can try to help you further.

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	puck 2012-03-04 03:10 pm UTC (link)
	There's also an explanation here: http://recodes.webs.com/directory.html (Reply to this)

meimei
2012-03-05 08:27 pm UTC (link)

For me, it's easier to go to the HTML version (when you create an account, it should give you the option to switch over. I don't know if you can after you've started doing stuff, but it's given me the option to switch to HTML before) because then you see a screen with an orange banner and below it you see "upload tools" and below that you see "manage files." In the manage files, you can just hit "+ new page," give it a title, and have a new page. Then you hit the pencil to edit (if you hover over it, it tells you what it does, like edit, rename, delete), either paste in your code or do up your own code, hit the save, and it takes you back to the main page. Then you can click on the title of the document (under the "file name" heading) and it shows up in a new window.

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	meimei 2012-03-06 07:52 pm UTC (link)
	Hey there. If you're still looking to figure it out, I made a tutorial here which hopefully helps! (Reply to this) (Parent)