Make Money - Import PLR into XSitePro

October 19, 2009 by Scott  
Filed under Xsitepro Video

Xsitepro Version 2 Resources

Xsiteprohas been around for at least 3 years or so. It all started with Version 1, which was a smashing success and lead to a totally new application in Xsitepro Version 2. The new version is awesome, allowing many of the custom features older users of version 1 requested.

Xsitepro simplified the process of building a website and getting it on the internet…..just about anyone, including your Granny could build a website now! You’ll find Xsitepro Version 2 stands up to programs like Dreamweaver, Frontpage and NVU, however, these other programs don’t compare to the ease of use you find in Xsitepro. Many newbies owe their web presence to Xsitepro.

As Xsitepro developed and it’s use has been simplifed by other users there have been a pile of 3rd party applications, courses and ebooks to help explain and make the use of Xsitepro even easier. Some of the videos you’ll find in this category will help you to navigate your way through the use of Xsitepro.I know you’ll find these videos helpful.

I found this resource very helpful…..Traffic Geyser most effective method of traffic

Part 1 demonstrates a process used for importing PLR sales content into my website. XSitePro is my favorite HTML editing software. It makes building web pages simple. It works like a WYSIWYG editor with different modules for adding links, images,video, java script, anchors, adsense, affiliate links, & more. When you are done creating your web page, you can export to a file folder, maybe upload later, even better, i like to use the software to upload the entire site and all supporting files …

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Learn Html for Your Xsitepro Websites with HTTrack

October 31, 2008 by Scott  
Filed under Xsitepro Technical

Just because you own Xsitepro
doesn’t mean you can get away without ever learning any html. Html is
the basic coding of any website and although you can read up on how to
use html, there’s nothing like seeing html used in real life.

The wysiwyg editor of Xsitepro works very well, however there are
times when you will need to know some html to get things right…so you
better learn html coding! Below is a post I did in the Xsitepro Forum
hoping to help some of my fellow xsitepro users with a free tool that
will help them study html coding in existing websites.

OK…man, you guys/gals have come up with some really good stuff.

Anybody ever use HTTrack Website Copier?

Before you start thinking this is illegal, remember just about
anything you put online is accessible to anybody….I don’t like it
anymore than the other guy, but and that’s a big but, it depends on how
you use this material.

Bottom line, if you download someone else’s stuff and use it on your
website or sell it then you are a thief…plain and simple, your a thief
just like any other parasite.

However, as a webmaster HTTrack can do many things for you.

First let me tell you what it does. Basically it downloads the entire website to your desktop, complete with folders files ect.

This is from their website:

It allows you to download a World Wide Web site from the Internet to
a local directory, building recursively all directories, getting HTML,
images, and other files from the server to your computer. HTTrack
arranges the original site’s relative link-structure. Simply open a
page of the “mirrored” website in your browser, and you can browse the
site from link to link, as if you were viewing it online. HTTrack can
also update an existing mirrored site, and resume interrupted
downloads. HTTrack is fully configurable, and has an integrated help
system.

There are a number of ways you can use this tool. For instance if
you are working with a person who has a website up and there has been
an argument between the domain owner and the webmaster, and the domain
owner hired you to redo his site….You can download almost everything on
the server.

I almost hesitate sharing this tool because I know there will be
some that will use it in an unscrupulous way. Please don’t think you
can download someones site and steal their content, images and site
structure…..that would make you a real jerk!

Once I had a client that was a doctor and they wanted to put 100’s
of pdf’s directly on their site that came from another doctor. The
other doctor gave their permission and I was able to use HTTrack to
grab the needed files.

Basically, I use the tool to grab a website and plug it into
dreamweaver and study how the site was put together. I’ve learned a lot
of tricks and I’ve been able to duplicate affects that I would have
never figured out on my own. So….in essence for me, it is a great
learning and teaching tool.

You can configure the program to only download certain sections of a
website. I would highly recommend only downloading what you need.
Remember if you snag someone’s site that is huge, you’ll be taking
bandwidth from them.

The tool has been around for a while, many people use it. Just
remember to use it wisely and if you think you are going to use
anything you download….please, please get permission first.

To get your free copy of HTTrack….just go to http://www.httrack.com

For some of you guys who are new to building websites, it’s a great
way to learn html. You’ll be able to learn certain effects and transfer
those effects to your Xsitepro websites.
When you see a site with something really cool and it doesn’t show up
on “view source code”, you can give httrack a try. By the way, this
tool isn’t foolproof and will not grab everything, but you will get
more than is available with “view source code”…..plus you can see how a
site is structured.

Most will pass this by, but perfection involves understanding. Even
though you use Xsitepro, at some point you need to start learning
html…unless you are building only one site in your lifetime.

I’m constantly amazed at the number of people who bitch and complain
the xsitepro won’t do this or that…when in the long run, some basic
understanding of html and css would prove invaluable in the development
of your sites.

Oh well….I better stop before I say something that gets me in trouble )

Best Wishes to All!

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