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Following several replies to my post I successfully uploaded my webpage to my public_html folder however, whenever I preview my webpage here's what I see:

 

Name Last modified Size Description

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Parent Directory 07-Aug-2003 19:25 -

_private/ 16-Mar-2003 20:56 -

cgi-bin/ 07-Aug-2003 18:35 -

 

Any ideas what I'm doing wrong?

 

SORRY GUYS BUT I'M VERY NEW TO THIS WHOLE THINGE'

Posted (edited)

you dont have an index.html all i can see is the directory.

 

make a simple html page that just says test or something, name it index.html and upload it to your public_html folder and see if you can see it

Edited by leezard
Posted

Ok I did rename it but it only added the index files to whatever else was already on my home page. Whenever I click on index.html then select "show file" inside my public_html folder it seems fine, but not when I preview my homepage.

Posted

ok, you only need to name one file index.html and that is your main page. for the logo is it also uploaded into your public_html folder or is it in another folder within the public folder?

Posted

Just a little tip here since you said your new to this in your HTML change this.

 

><title>index.html</title>

 

to

 

><title>Your Site Name</title>

 

or whatever you want, thats what displayes on the title bar in your browser

Posted

Thanks to everyone who've been so helpful. With your help I did get my SAMPLE page up. It's not much but at least now I have an idea what I need to do. Again thanks a lot guys Thumbs Up

Posted

glad to help, not sure if you are doing your site in html or with a wysiwyg editor but heres my next tip.

 

if you want to make that image a link to the next page of your site you would make the code look like this.

 

 

><p><a href="index2.html"> <img src="Index-logo.jpg" width="300" height="300"></img></a></p>

 

this is assuming the page you were linking to is called index2.html, if it isnt you would just replace that with whatever the name of the file is

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