Update an existing page
Open a remote file, correct its content and save it back to the connected server.
Publish website changes
Take a checked change onto your website.
After editing the page, connect to the correct hosting account and folder. Upload the files the update needs and verify the published result.
What you can do
Use it on your own website.
Upload new opening hours, a revised menu or a portfolio page to your own website hosting.
Upload a new page and its assets
Transfer the HTML, styles and images needed for a new portfolio entry or service page.
Return to a saved hosting connection
Use FTP, FTPS or SFTP according to the access your hosting provider supplies.
Getting started
Make this update.
After editing the page, connect to the correct hosting account and folder. Upload the files the update needs and verify the published result.
- Connect to the right site — Choose the saved host and confirm the destination folder.
- Transfer the update — Upload the changed files; saving an open remote file uploads it directly.
- Check the live page — Open it in a browser and confirm the text, links and images.
Useful details
Questions about this task.
Check how this works with your project and hosting.
Is hosting included?
No. Use your own hosting account with a supported FTP, FTPS or SFTP connection. HTML Designer provides the editing and transfer tools.
When does a remote edit go live?
Saving an open remote file uploads it to the connected server. If that path serves the public site, the update can become visible after the upload. Use a separate test location when the change needs review first.