erm so when i update, i make a copy of my page on in a different file- then when im pleased with what i have I will go back to my main page and and edit it to clear it and copy paste what i had just made into it! im lucky nothing bad has happened yet lol

@xyllria DAAAAMn you can remember exactly what you update down to the line?? thats crazy

I have my website as a folder on my desktop and just overwrite everything on neocities to update the website.

i ... drag and drop

I write it in VSCodium with a GitHub repo, and every time I change a file it tells me which files changed. Then before I create the commit, I use that list of changed files to manually upload the changed ones on top of the old ones in the Neocities file-browsing interface. Then I go back and finish the Git commit

TL;DR I drag and drop the files onto the existing ones and it replaces automatically like what shittymeat999 said

its taking up too much brain box power fr so I have to reorganize. Id like to get up on some different hosts so the upcoming winter id like to learn more about uploading or updating from a github repository or something? im excited to learn more!

I have Github Actions set up to deploy any time I push updates to the main branch: https://github.com/bcomnes/deploy-to-neocities Which technically just replaces any changed files.

Definitely recommend learning how to use Git, even if you aren't backing up to GitHub or using it to deploy or anything. Having version control and being able to track your changes like that is so useful!

This: https://bmh.neocities.org/how2/organise

I fr just overwrite. I have a few test pages that have different names. when I’m finished with a page, I’ll add like a number to the old one and rename the test page. Think a worse-er Indiana Jones idol swap. =p Although i’m aware that having the files on a pc would be better, i aint doing allat.