Sounds like your asking about placing them on a computer configured to act as a file server, while a small number of sites are run from home computers setup as servers, the great majority use services with dedicated servers connected directly to high speed network connections. The cost of these services depends on the storage space, monthly bandwidth and available transfer speed, most accounts are on shared servers with often hundreds or thousands of sites on a single computer, these accounts are often now offering so called "unlimited" services for about $8 a month, they are playing the averages, most sites see only a few visitors a day, they force high traffic accounts to use a more expensive service.

One of the bigger conventional free hosts that looks pretty good is 000webhost.com 1.5 Gig of space, 100 Gig/mo bandwidth and you can have 5 custom domains on an account. They have some sort of site builder, but there would be more of a technical challenge than a Blog.

You want to see your site live on web ? If o follow the following steps

1. Open your Cpannel using FTP clients like filezilla and log into it with your credentials and then you will see an folder named as public_HTML upload your files directly to this folder by just drag and drop once all the files are uploaded then see URL in browser you will find your web site live.

Your Cpannel using FTP clients like filezilla and log into it with your credentials and then you will see an folder named as public HTML.

You can submit your website by using so many tools that are available in the internet marketing. Chose the best one to submit a website.

I'm sure this has been asked but I'm getting a thousand different answers on Google and I don't think they're answering exactly what I'm wondering, so here is my question:

I made a website. I have all the .txts and their corresponding HTML pages in a folder along with the CSS. So... how do I get it up and running on the Internet?

I'm pretty new at making websites, I've made 2 for 2 different classes but they were just for show in class, not for actual use.

Thanks for the help