Changing your current directory   Overview Since your website’s files will likely be in multiple directories, it is important to know how to navigate to the directory that you wish to be in. You can only access the files in the directo...

Copying files   Overview You can use the Copy File function to copy a file into a different directory than its current location. This is very useful is you need multiple copies of the same file in different locations. You can also c...

Creating new files   Overview You can create files in any directory on your site by using the Create New File option in the File Manager, This option allows you to create a text, HTML or script file in the directory you are currently i...

Deleting Existing Files   Overview You can use the FILE MANAGER to delete any files from your site that you no longer wish to keep. You may need to delete files if the amount of disk space your site takes up is close to the amount o...

Editing a file's contents   Overview You can use the File Manager to edit the contents of a script or a text file by using the Edit File option. Image files can not be edited with the Edit File option.     Steps ...

Moving files   Overview You can use the Move File function in the File Manager to move a file from one directory to another directory without creating a copy of the file.     Steps 1  To access the FILE MANAGER...

Renaming files   Overview Often, changing the name of a file is a necessary adjustment to certain parts of a website. A file’s name can be changed by using the Rename File function in the File Manager.     Steps 1...

Uploading files to your site   Overview For your site to show up on the internet, it needs to be present in your site’s public_html directory. You can use the FILE MANAGER to upload files to this directory, and to other directories ...

Steps 1 To access the Error Pages, click on the    icon above the words Error Pages on the main screen of your cPanel interface. 2 Click on the number of the error you wish to modify the page for. 3 Enter the new HTML code into th...