<p>Apologies for the web site trouble, we are working with UCLA to restore the web pages. In the meantime, I uploaded the tutorials to Dropbox at <a href="https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/4vqfiysan6rlurfo2pbnk/h?rlkey=thqg8wlpdn4spu3ihjuc1kmlu&amp;dl=0" rel="noreferrer">https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/4vqfiysan6rlurfo2pbnk/h?rlkey=thqg8wlpdn4spu3ihjuc1kmlu&amp;dl=0</a>. I suggest downloading the entire folder, unzipping and opening the file index.html in a browser. You should see a stripped down but usable version of the web page and all tutorial sections should be accessible.</p>

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2023-11-20T14:38:31.660Z
That's great - thanks Peter
Stephanie O'Donoghue
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2023-11-21T08:52:35.597Z
Might I suggest using GitHub rather than Dropbox? It's an influential package after all, things like that should be permanently available irrespective of private and academic hosting services.
ATpoint
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2023-11-22T01:46:17.927Z
Yeah, I'm looking into a better and more permanent home for the entire package, GitHub is certainly a candidate...
Peter Langfelder
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2024-01-23T11:34:53.337Z
Would it be possible to get the FAQs section added to the dropbox folder also ?
Stephanie O'Donoghue
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2024-03-03T09:54:13.657Z
Any updates @PeterLangfelder?
ATpoint
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2024-03-04T11:27:14.127Z
No, no updates yet :(
Peter Langfelder
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2023-11-20T14:31:32.857Z
2023-11-20T14:31:32.857Z
Peter Langfelder
<p>I took the liberty of uploading the documentation to github:
<a href="https://github.com/edo98811/WGCNA_official_documentation" rel="nofollow noreferrer">here</a>. I hope it can be helpful and easier to access.</p>
<p>@PeterLangfelder let me know if it is a problem.</p>

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edo988811
<p>I am currently using the WGCNA package for some analysis and it seems the Horvath lab site is down. Does anyone know of anywhere else I can access the tutorial documents?</p>

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2024-01-18T16:32:24.363Z
Thank you Peter. Could you also please post the PDF for the FAQs that was originally on the website? They don't seem to be in the dropbox folder. There is a lot of useful tips on there that you and other have referenced to before. Thanks a lot!
Nisreen Khambati
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How is it all going @PeterLangfelder? Any luck on getting the website up and running again? Also, in the meantime, is there a copy of the module preservation tutorial, I see this link referred to but no idea whats in it: www.genetics.ucla.edu/labs/hovarth/CoexpressionNetwork/ModulePreservation
Karissa Barthelson
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Where to access the WGCNA tutorial documents: Horvath lab site down
# Where to access the WGCNA tutorial documents: Horvath lab site down

(Asked by: username_0 on 2023-11-20)

I am currently using the WGCNA package for some analysis and it seems the Horvath lab site is down. Does anyone know of anywhere else I can access the tutorial documents?

**Tags:** wgcna
> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Thank you Peter. Could you also please post the PDF for the FAQs that was originally on the website? They don't seem to be in the dropbox folder. There is a lot of useful tips on there that you and other have referenced to before. Thanks a lot!  
> **username_2**: How is it all going @PeterLangfelder? Any luck on getting the website up and running again? Also, in the meantime, is there a copy of the module preservation tutorial, I see this link referred to but no idea whats in it: www.genetics.ucla.edu/labs/hovarth/CoexpressionNetwork/ModulePreservation  

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## 2 answers

### Answer by username_3 on 2023-11-20. Score: 12 | Accepted answer

Apologies for the web site trouble, we are working with UCLA to restore the web pages. In the meantime, I uploaded the tutorials to Dropbox at <https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/4vqfiysan6rlurfo2pbnk/h?rlkey=thqg8wlpdn4spu3ihjuc1kmlu&dl=0>. I suggest downloading the entire folder, unzipping and opening the file index.html in a browser. You should see a stripped down but usable version of the web page and all tutorial sections should be accessible.

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: That's great - thanks Peter  
> **username_4**: Might I suggest using GitHub rather than Dropbox? It's an influential package after all, things like that should be permanently available irrespective of private and academic hosting services.  
> **username_3**: Yeah, I'm looking into a better and more permanent home for the entire package, GitHub is certainly a candidate...  
> **username_0**: Would it be possible to get the FAQs section added to the dropbox folder also ?  
> **username_4**: Any updates @PeterLangfelder?  
> **username_3**: No, no updates yet :(  

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### Answer by username_5 on 2024-07-24. Score: 2

I took the liberty of uploading the documentation to github:
[here](https://github.com/edo98811/WGCNA_official_documentation). I hope it can be helpful and easier to access.

@PeterLangfelder let me know if it is a problem.


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