I need to know how to build a site on notepad and save all the files and folders so I can run it on a website.

Hi Nazik

I have never had to download the workspace as I only use it for practice. But you can go to file and then download workspace. if its just static html , css, and javascript just unzip the workspace in a folder and you should just be able to open the html file and it should work fine. If its server side language like php you would need to make sure you unzip the file in your local apache www folder. hope this makes sence.

I do this all the time and it's pretty simple. You want to follow the same file structure you see in workspaces.

First, create a folder to hold your files; the name is not important, just as long as you know what it is and where to find it. In that folder put all of your html files.

Second, within that folder, create a css folder and an images folder. Save your css files in the css folder, and the images in the other folder.

When you create your folders and files like this, everything will work the same as in workspaces. The link you use for your css files will still be css/style.css and for images img/photo1.jpg (or whatever file/folder names you created).

To view your web page, open the folder and double click your html file. That should open it in your default web browser. To open the actual html, right click the file and choose to open with notepad. (might be a little different if your using a mac)

Also, I would suggest to download a better text editor than just using notepad. I use both Sublime Text 2 and Notepad++, which you can use for free. These work similar to workspaces and will color code things, auto-indent, add closing tags, and other cool things that are super helpful in coding.

Hope that helps!