Webhash Docs
  • Welcome to Webhash
  • Getting Started with Webhash
  • Building Your Decentralized Website with Webhash
  • How to Edit Every Component on Your Website?
    • Standard Blocks: The Foundation of Your Website
      • Avatar👨🏻‍🦰
      • Heading 🅰️
      • Paragraph📝
      • Links🔗
      • Image 🖼️
      • Social #️⃣
      • Image Grid 🌠
      • Divider ➗
      • List 📃
      • Big Link 🔗
      • Big Paragraph❡
      • Internal Big link
      • Header Image 🖼️
      • Internal Pages 📑
      • Audio 🔉
      • Video 🎥
      • File 📁
      • Call to action
      • Phone Collector 📞
      • PDF Document
    • Web3: Bringing web3 to your website
      • Farcaster
      • Namespace
      • EFP
    • Embeds: Bringing the Web to Your Website
      • SoundCloud ☁️
      • Spotify🎵
      • Youtube📽️
      • Twitch 🎮
      • Vimeo 📹
      • TikTok Video
      • Apple Music 
      • Twitter Profile
      • Twitter Tweet ✖️
      • Pinterest Profile
      • Instagram Media
      • Tiktok Profile
      • Typeform
      • Discord Server
      • Facebook Post🗨️
      • Reddit Post
    • Advanced Blocks: Power Up Your Website's Functionality
      • RSS Feed
      • Custom HTML </>
      • Vcard
      • Alert 🔔
      • FAQ
      • Countdown
      • External Item
      • Share 🔼
      • Youtube Feed 🎥
      • Timeline
      • Review ⭐⭐⭐
      • Image Slider 🖼️
      • Mark Down ✔️
    • Payment Blocks: Monetize Your Web3 Presence
      • Paypal 💵
      • Crypto Pay
  • Connecting to ENS & Web3 Domains: Your Website's Decentralized Address
  • FAQ's on Decentralized Websites
    • What are decentralized websites?
    • How are decentralized websites different from traditional websites?
    • Why should I consider using a decentralized website template?
    • How do I get started with a decentralized website?
    • Can I use my existing domain name with a decentralized website?
    • What are the advantages of using a web template for my decentralized website?
    • Are there any technical requirements or skills needed to use these templates?
    • How customizable are the web templates for decentralized websites?
    • Can I integrate features such as e-commerce or user authentication in my decentralized website using
    • The templates optimized for search engine visibility and performance?
    • Do you offer support or documentation for using the templates?
    • Are there any limitations or considerations I should be aware of when using decentralized
    • Can I use these templates with other blockchain platforms besides Ethereum?
    • What is Ethereum Name Service (ENS) and how does it relate to decentralized websites?
    • How to publish a page on IPNS or IPFS 🔗
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  1. FAQ's on Decentralized Websites

How to publish a page on IPNS or IPFS 🔗

IPNS and IPFS integration

When publishing your template on the 1W3 platform, you have the option to choose between publishing on IPNS or IPFS. Here's how you can make the choice:

  • Automatic IPNS Key Generation:

    • When you publish your template, the 1W3 editor automatically generates an IPNS key for your website.

    • IPNS allows for dynamic content and seamless updates but incurs gas fees on every update.

  • Integration with Your Domain:

    • The generated IPNS key can be integrated with your domain, enabling visitors to access your decentralized website using your domain name.

    • This integration helps establish a consistent and recognizable web address for your website.

  • Switching to IPFS:

    • If you want to avoid gas fees on further updates to your website's content, you have the option to switch to IPFS.

    • By switching to IPFS, you can enjoy the benefits of decentralized storage without incurring gas fees for each update.

Ultimately, the choice between IPNS and IPFS depends on your specific needs and preferences. If you anticipate frequent content updates and want to avoid gas fees, switching to IPFS may be the best option for you. However, it's important to note that IPFS updates may take some time to propagate across the network and become accessible to all users.

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