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How To Setup Your Own Free Web Page

To create a free web page you must first become a member of eWilliamsLake and sign up for a free account.  If you already have an account then you already have a blank web page ready for you to add your content.

To add content to your web page follow these simple steps:

  1. Sign in to eWilliamsLake
  2. Display the index of web pages on The Neighbourhood page.  Your web page will have a blinking bullet next to your title in the index. The title may be displayed in red and say that your page is hidden.
  3. Click on your web page title to display your web page.
  4. There are two important buttons in the upper right portion of your web page named "Edit" and "Help".
  5. Click the Edit button to enter edit mode and follow the directions. If you need extra help, click on the Help button at the top of your web page.
  6. To enable your web page to be visible to the public you will need to set the "Allow Public View" checkbox in the "Change Options" panel when you are in edit mode.

Setting up a web page is fun and easy.  If you also wish to add photos, documents, audio, music or videos to your web page you will need a Deluxe account.  Once signed into your eWilliamsLake account, click on the myProfile button in the header and upgrade your account to a Deluxe account.

Upgrading to a Deluxe account usually costs $49/yr BUT for now the cost is waived.  Upgrade now to receive a free upgrade.

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