Import a file html on kodular?

Hello, I wanted to know how I can put my html file in Kodular and that the users of my Application can get in touch with my html page. Thanks!

you need to host that website online and then use webviewer component by using Url

Store the html file in the assets of your app and access it using the webviewer together with this path
http://localhost/yourHtmlFile.html

Taifun

do you know some free hosting tool to host my web without watermaks?

This question actually is off topic for Kodular.
I asked Gemini for you… here is the answer:

You’re looking for free web hosting tools that don’t put watermarks on your webpages. This is definitely achievable! Here’s a breakdown of some options, keeping in mind that “free” often comes with some limitations compared to paid hosting:
Free Web Hosting Providers (Generally No Forced Watermarks):
These providers typically offer free subdomains (e.g., Google Search) but might require you to upgrade to a paid plan to use your own custom domain name. They generally don’t place their own watermarks or ads on your site, as that would deter users.

  • InfinityFree: This is a popular choice for completely free hosting.
    • Features: Offers unlimited bandwidth, 5GB disk space, supports PHP and MySQL, free subdomains, and the option to bring your own domain. They state they have no ads on your site.
    • Considerations: Free service relies on community support, so response times might vary. They have fair usage policies, and performance might be affected by high traffic.
  • GoogieHost: Another provider known for its free plan.
    • Features: Offers 1GB NVMe storage, 100GB bandwidth, 2 email accounts, 2 FTP accounts, and supports PHP and MySQL. They also offer free SSL certificates.
    • Considerations: Their free plan might have some limitations and could include some ads on their own platform (not necessarily your website).
  • AwardSpace: They have been providing free hosting since 2003.
    • Features: Offers 1GB disk space, 5GB bandwidth, and claims to be 100% ad-free. They also provide instant account activation.
    • Considerations: The free plan is suitable for smaller websites with limited traffic (around 5,000 monthly visits).
  • ProFreeHost: Offers what they call “unlimited” bandwidth.
    • Features: Includes 5GB disk space, MySQL databases, an easy control panel, and a website builder. They also state they have no forced ads.
    • Considerations: Like other free hosts, their “unlimited” resources are subject to fair usage policies.
  • 000webhost (powered by Hostinger): A well-known name in the hosting industry that offers a free plan.
    • Features: Provides 1GB storage and 10GB bandwidth. It supports PHP and MySQL and allows the use of your custom domain.
    • Considerations: The free plan has limitations in terms of features, storage, bandwidth, and performance compared to paid plans. There might be ads on their platform.
      Website Builders with Free Plans (Often with Subdomains and No Watermarks on the Site Itself):
      These platforms allow you to build a website using their tools, and they often include free hosting as part of their free plan. While the free plans might have their branding visible elsewhere (like a subdomain or a link in the footer), the actual content of your webpages typically won’t have intrusive watermarks.
  • Wix: A very popular website builder with a free plan.
    • Features: Offers a drag-and-drop interface, numerous templates, and free hosting on a Wix subdomain (e.g., yourusername.wixsite.com/yoursite).
    • Considerations: The free plan has Wix branding in the subdomain and sometimes a small, non-intrusive “Built with Wix” link in the footer. To remove this and use a custom domain, you’d need to upgrade to a paid plan. The free plan also has storage and bandwidth limitations.
  • Weebly: Another user-friendly website builder with a free option.
    • Features: Provides a drag-and-drop builder and free hosting on a Weebly subdomain (e.g., yoursite.weebly.com).
    • Considerations: Similar to Wix, the free plan includes Weebly branding in the subdomain and sometimes a footer link. Custom domains and removal of branding require a paid plan.
  • Strikingly: Known for creating simple, single-page websites. They offer a free plan.
    • Features: Easy-to-use interface for creating one-page sites, hosted on a Strikingly subdomain (e.g., Google Search).
    • Considerations: The free plan has limitations on the number of sites and features.
  • Jimdo: A website builder that offers free plans.
    • Features: Provides an easy way to build websites with their tools, hosted on a Jimdo subdomain (e.g., yoursite.jimdosite.com - Google Search).
    • Considerations: The free plan has Jimdo branding in the subdomain. Upgrading is needed for custom domains and to remove branding.
  • Carrd: Excellent for building simple, responsive one-page sites for free.
    • Features: Offers a variety of templates for one-page websites, hosted on a Carrd.co subdomain (e.g., yoursite.carrd.co).
    • Considerations: The free plan has some limitations on the number of sites and available features. Pro plans are required for custom domains and removal of branding.
      Important Considerations for Free Hosting:
  • Custom Domain: Most completely free hosting providers only offer a free subdomain. To use your own professional domain name (e.g., [invalid URL removed]), you will likely need to either upgrade to a paid plan with them or register a domain separately and see if the free host allows you to point it to their servers (this is sometimes possible but not always guaranteed or straightforward with free plans).
  • Limitations: Free hosting always comes with limitations. These can include storage space, bandwidth, website features, performance (site speed), and support.
  • Reliability and Uptime: Free hosting services might not offer the same level of reliability and uptime as paid hosting. Your site might experience occasional downtime.
  • Backups: Free hosting providers often don’t offer automatic backups, so it’s crucial to have your own backup strategy.
  • Security: Security measures on free hosting might be less robust than on paid plans.
  • Terms of Service: Always read the terms of service carefully to understand any restrictions or conditions of the free hosting.
    In summary, while you can find free hosting options that won’t put watermarks directly on your webpages, you’ll likely be using a subdomain. If you want to use your own domain name without any branding, you will generally need to consider a paid hosting plan or a paid plan with a website builder.
    Before committing to any free hosting, it’s a good idea to research recent reviews and compare the features and limitations to ensure it meets your needs.

Taifun

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