Website not publishing correctly

[Janet]

I had a website that I made changes to. I published it, however when you
open it, it says Index of/ and there is a list of 10 tabs, only nine of them
are the tabs on my site. what can i do to have the website publish
correctly? Thank you!!

 

[Kathleen Anderson]

Make sure that your home page is named correctly as required by your web
host.

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[Janet]

It is Index.html however, the icon in front of the Index use to be a house,
now it is the same as all the others, would that matter? Thank you

 

[Kathleen Anderson]

Yes, it does matter. You need to find out what your host says it should be.

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[Janet]

Thank you. my site is www.capecodpal.org if you want to see it. thanks so
much!!

 

[Andrew Murray]

Is the homepage actually "Index.html" (capital "I") or "index.html"
(lowercase "i") - on a Linux server it will make a difference as Linux sees
these as two different files.

Search Google for "favicon" which I think is what you refer to.

 

[Andrew Murray]

The index file listed there is "Index.html" - check specifically what it
should be with your host. See my other response.

It shows the index listing but if you add "Index.html" to the URL, you get
your homepage showing.

http://www.capecodpal.org/Index.html shows the home page;
http://www.capecodpal.org only shows the index listing of the folder.

You have to rename "Index.html" to "index.html (lower-case "i"). You're on
a Linux server by the looks of it and Linux treats Index.html and index.html
as two different files ; it is case sensitive.

 

[Rob Giordano [MS MVP]]

It probably should be index.html (or index.htm) and not Index.html - always
use lower case especially on linux server.
Also, you are missing your images folder so links to your images are broken.



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[Janet]

Thank you so much for your responses and I will try that. I really
appreciate your help!

 

[Janet]

Hello, thank you for all of your help. I am going to try the index.html and
I do need to fix some broken links. However I am still learning and since we
are a not for profit with me as the only paid employee..well, I am learning
slowly. I do not know how I broke some links, they were all there before.
if you have any suggestions, let me know!

Thanks Again!
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Janet

It probably should be index.html (or index.htm) and not Index.html - always
use lower case especially on linux server.
Also, you are missing your images folder so links to your images are broken.



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Rob Giordano
Microsoft MVP Expression