What I’m seeing is:
I have successfully uploaded all html/css and image files in to the htdocs file using file manager but after 2 days my website is not displaying on the subdomain i chose. The webpage only displays the ‘infinity free-lets make something awesome’ temporary page. I tried deleting the ‘index2’ file that was already in the folder prior to my uploads and renamed my ‘home page’ ‘index.html’ but still nothing is displaying at all. If i click on ‘edit’ for any of my uploaded html pages none of the css styling works and neither do any of the relative links? I am new to this and have not started a website before so i am clueless. Any help would be appreciated.
For me it shows a Directory Listing. Upload your index file or rename the Bird 16 index file to index.html and clear cookies and cache or configure 1.1.1.1 on your device.
Use this code on the .htaccess that you need to create: DirectoryIndex Index.html
On Windows you can create .htaccess files by adding a dot after that (example: .htaccess.). This should bypass Windows’ restrictions to create files, and creates a .htaccess that you can edit with Notepad and upload using a FTP client on the htdocs.
The .htaccess you create using Windows’ bypass extension method creating a text document, .htaccess. (show the extensions by searching “Folder Options” and toggling “Hide the extension for the most known file types”), will have the contents DirectoryIndex Index.html (DirectoryIndex will be all attached) edited via the Notepad, that you can then upload on the htdocs via a FTP client.
Have done as you say. Made notepad with directoryindex index.html written in it. Then uploaded to htdocs. It said it worked and transferred it to the FTP server using FTP mode FTP_ASCII