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title: "Landing Page: Import HTML Content"
slug: "landing-page-import-html-content"
updated: 2024-04-26T15:15:38Z
published: 2024-04-26T15:15:38Z
canonical: "docs.mapp.com/landing-page-import-html-content"
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> ## Documentation Index
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# Landing Page: Import HTML Content
## Navigation Path
1. In the **Main Navigation** menu, click *Content* *> Landing Pages*.
2. Click **New Landing Page**.
3. In step **2. Build & Design** click the **Import HTML** button.
## The Import Content window
In the **Import HTML** window, you can upload HTML content for the landing page. This can be a file from the local server or a content store element stored in Mapp Engage.
- **Import:** This entry defines where the HTML content is imported from.
- **Local File:** This option imports an HTML file from a local server.
- **Select from Content Store:** This radio button imports a content store element stored in Mapp Engage. This can be text or HTML.
- **File:** Here, select the file to import.
- **Browse:** This button enables you to search for the file to be imported.
- For a Local File: This button opens the window file upload, where you can import a file from the local server.
- For a file from the Content Store: This button opens the window Content Store, from which you can select a content store element for upload.
- **Character Set:** This drop-down list defines the character set of the landing page. This checkbox ensures that the characters are correctly displayed (see [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Character_encoding](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Character_encoding)).
- **Preview:** This area displays a preview of the imported HTML code. The HTML code cannot be edited.
- **Cancel:** This button cancels the import. All changes are lost.
- **Import:** The button imports the selected file. If the import is successful, the Import HTML window closes and the imported content is visible in the HTML code or editor.