Member Avatar for Alfred Corbin

I'm barely conversant in this subject, so please bear with mee...

A couple of years ago, I opened a simple website thru Yahoo. I believe I paid about $35 up front and as far as I know, there have been no continuing costs. Last year I needed to do some editing and, after much fumbling, stumbled onto an editing program that did the job. Maybe it was Yahoo Web Editor (not sure).

Today, I want to make some more changes but can't find a way to get into my site to edit it. I can look at it, but can't make changes. It probably goes without saying I can't talk to a human at Yahoo.

Can someone explain, in simpole terms, what one needs to do to edit one's own website?

Thanks for any help.

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Member Avatar for diafol

Have you forgotten your login details?
Is there a 'My Account' link that takes you to 'My Site' or similar?

Member Avatar for matricol

use notepad++ ..also its free

Member Avatar for rocco88

I would suggest hiring a programmer or developer to make minor edits. If its minor edits it may not be expensive. Its always best to have a professinal.

commented: Perhaps you should actually read the question for comprehension before posting your opinion just to spam signature links. -3
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