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No, you can't turn off the strange file name business, but you can prevent it if you link the image instead of embedding it.

#KOMPOZER NOT SAVING FILES HOW TO#

This tutorial will show you how to work with KompoZer, an open source html editor.Acknak wrote:I'll echo Hagar's advice against using Writer here, but to answer your question. This is a very basic and lightweight program, that will allow you to edit your webpage if you do not have access to Adobe Dreamweaver. It is considered a what-you-see-is-what-you-get (WYSIWUG) html publisher.

#KOMPOZER NOT SAVING FILES MAC OS#

To download KompoZer on your home computer, visit and download the correct version for your operating system (Windows, Mac OS X, Linux).It utilizes a "publish" tool that will upload your files automatically, instead of you having to manually copy and paste updated documents to your public web page folder location. To host your web page on the HSU UserWeb, visit and follow the instruction closely.Unzip this file, and click on the KompoZer application to launch it.Type "ABC123 GIS Portfolio" (insert your desired name instead of "ABC123") into the large text window under the tab "Untitled".A window requiring a title for your web site will pop up (example: "Smith GIS Portfolio").Type in your desired title and click "OK.Create a folder for web page files (example: "Web Portfolio").Type the file name "index.html" and click "Save".Make sure you have the following website information: (If you do not understand where to obtain this information, please revisit and carefully read and follow the instructions provided) Your KompoZer window will not display your webpage name Publishing your Web Page

#KOMPOZER NOT SAVING FILES PASSWORD#

Username and Password (assigned by web host/HSU)Ģ. If you wish to change the settings entered in the publish page window, click on "Edit" and "Publish Site Settings" to make those changes KompoZer will publish your page to your public_html folder #Kompozer net password#

Open an internet browser (Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, etc.).

Type your website address (example: http///abc123).

If you followed the previous stpes, your web page should load (huzzah!).

If you still have problems, explore the FAQ's section on the provided web links and try again later Changing the Style (Font/Size/etc.) of Your Web Page If your web page does not load, return to the beginning of this document and make sure you have closely followed each step

Highlight all of the text "ABC123 GIS Portfolio") (Hold CTRL+A to select all).

Select an appropriate font (See this link: for more information on which font to choose).

You can change the size of the font by clicking on "Format" and then selecting "Size", as well as "Text Color", etc.

(There are many ways to customize your page, so have fun exploring the settings.) Formatting your Web Page Content If you want to get very creative with the style of your web page, explore settings such as the ""Format" -> "Page Colors and Background" to change the background color.

Designate the text in your main text window as the "header" of your first paragraph.

For smaller subsections of your web page, you can choose to use Heading 2.

If you need further subsections, use Heading 3 only after using Heading 2. This will keep it organized and easy to edit later on.

Select "File" then "Save" (Be sure to save frequently, to prevent losing any of your hard work!)Īdding bulleted or numbered lists in Kompozer is similar to doing so in Microsoft Word.

Type your first item into the Kompozer window.

Highlight the line, and select "Format" -> "List" -> and either "Bulleted" List, or "Numbered" List.

You can hit "Enter" on your keyboard to type the next list item.

You can have multiple lists of different types.

To add images (like your final maps from lab assignments) to your portfolio/web page, create an "Images" folder in the same place as your "index.html" file.

Copy the images you wish to add to your web page to this new "Images" folder.

Place your cursor where you would like to add the image (example: before your web page title).