Publishing your Website with PageBreeze

If you’ve built your site in PageBreeze HTML Editor, you can publish it directly to your Ruachost hosting account using the built-in FTP publishing feature (available in the Professional version). This guide walks you through the process.

Steps to Publish with PageBreeze

1. Open Your Project

   • Launch PageBreeze and open the website project you want to publish.

2. Open the Publish Tab

   • Click the Publish (FTP) tab.

3. Enter FTP Connection Details

   • FTP Host: Your domain name (e.g., example.com).

     • If DNS isn’t yet pointed, use your server’s hostname.

   • User Name: Your Ruachost/cPanel username.

   • Password: Your Ruachost/cPanel password.

   • Starting Directory: /home/username/public_html

     • Replace username with your cPanel username.

     • Add a subdirectory if you want to publish to a folder.

   • (Optional) Connection Name: Save this setup for future use.

4. Connect to the Server

   • Click Connect.

   • PageBreeze will connect to your Ruachost hosting account.

5. Choose What to Publish

   • Selected File Only → Upload a single file.

   • All HTML files in local directory → Upload only HTML files.

   • All graphic files in local directory → Upload only images.

   • ALL files in local directory → Upload everything (recommended for first-time publishing).

6. Publish Your Site

   • Click Publish Now.

   • PageBreeze uploads your files to Ruachost.

7. Verify Your Site

   • Open your domain in a browser to confirm your site is live.

Troubleshooting

• Login errors → Double-check username, password, and FTP host.

• Files not visible → Ensure you’re uploading to public_html.

• Domain not resolving → Confirm nameservers are set to Ruachost and allow up to 48 hours for DNS propagation.