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Uploading Files Using Cloud Sites File Manager

Posted on by Libby White
Category: Cloud Sites | Tags: File Manager
Reading Time: 2 minutes

Now that you’ve seen how to log into the Cloud Sites File Manager, let’s explore some of the functionality. One of the most used functions of the file manager is uploading files. Instead of using an FTP client to upload files to your site, you can now manage these uploads right within your control panel.

  1. Once you’re logged into your Cloud Sites Control Panel and select your site, log into the File Manager.cloud site file manager home page
  2. Click on the Upload icon upload icon at the bottom of the page.upload button highlighted at bottom of page
  3. A pop-up menu will appear after clicking on the icon. Select the type of upload you want to perform. See our article Unzipping Files Using Cloud Sites File Manager for instructions for zipped files. Otherwise, follow the instructions below.upload menu pop up
  4. A window will open with a listing of your files. Once you locate the file to upload, click Open to begin the upload.
  5. A file transfer pop-up will appear giving you the status of the upload.upload progress
  6. Once the upload is complete, the file will show in your directory in the File Manager.file uploaded showing in list

 

About the Author: Libby White

Former technical writer for Liquid Web. When Libby is not writing for work, she spends time learning more about digital & technical writing, web development, hanging with her family, and taking photographs with her Nikon. Always learning, always growing, never stopping.

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