Thread: Process to Publish Rebuilt Pages

I'm planning to publish my rebuilt pages and would like to clean-up File Manager immediately beforehand. Just need a brain check to make sure I'm on the right track. The rebuild consists of formatting changes; the page names will be the same.

My plan is to delete the great many .gif and .jpg files as well as the Theme folders from my public_html folder. The new pages won't utilize them. But, even if they did, the necessary files would just reload when I publish the pages, right?

Sounds too simple and straight-forward and that has me worried! lol I don't want to create any problems. Please let me know if I'm missing something.

Also, if there are any do's and don't's that I should be aware of, kindly let me know.

Thanks!
Steve
www.irstnorcal.com

Originally Posted by Stevo

I'm planning to publish my rebuilt pages and would like to clean-up File Manager immediately beforehand. Just need a brain check to make sure I'm on the right track. The rebuild consists of formatting changes; the page names will be the same.

My plan is to delete the great many .gif and .jpg files as well as the Theme folders from my public_html folder. The new pages won't utilize them. But, even if they did, the necessary files would just reload when I publish the pages, right?

Sounds too simple and straight-forward and that has me worried! lol I don't want to create any problems. Please let me know if I'm missing something.

Also, if there are any do's and don't's that I should be aware of, kindly let me know.

Thanks!
Steve
www.irstnorcal.com

Hi Steve,

Yes any existing files that are utilized in the rebuild will be called upon again - any new ones will be created and stored when you upload (republish).

If you want to delete unused and unnecessary files - log into c-panel>open File Manager> go into public_html where you will see your files on your left. Highlighting a file will make it appear up on the right where you may edit it (including delete). Deleting a file will put it in the trash bin where it will stay and may be restored from until you permanently toss the trash.

Hope this helps....

Hi Stevo... Here's a past thread on this subject... Hope it helps.. Doug

Got it!

Thanks much for your responses. To expedite the cleanup, I'll use Blue FTP, while fully aware that files will be deleted from server.

Thanks again.