So then, the home page would be%26quot; http://Whatever/index.html%26quot; and the sub-directories/other pages would be:
http://Whatever/Page2.html
http://WhateverPage3.html
http://Whatever/Pictures.html
http://Whatever/MP3s.html etc., etc.
Also, when you create your sub-directories, be sure to name one of the files in there %26quot;index.html%26quot;. If you don't then anyone can just erase a file name of a sub-directory and see into your entire sub-directory.
For instance, you have a bunch of pictures in the Pictures.html subdirectory. Each Pic is named something like pic1.jpg, pic2.gif etc.
The full URL would be
http://Whatever/Pictures/pic1.jpg
If you don't have a file named index.html in the Pictures sub-directory, then anyone could just erase the file name (pic1.jpg) and they'd see all of your sub-directory %26quot;Pictures%26quot;. But with the index.html in there, they would just go to that index page (which can be blank).
We couldn't navigate very well at all without the index.html pages.Index.html question for website creating?You need to find what your homepage is called. It's probably called something like:
home.html
All you need to do is find a way to rename that to:
index.html
If you have got hosting for your site, you might have a cPanel. Try and find your cPanel and find a file manager. You will be able to rename files from there.Index.html question for website creating?You have your home.html, whatever you called the home page, and you need to rename it as index.html. It's better anyway because search engines always look for index.html or whatever the page type is, .php, .cf etc.
-Billyindex.html is the file that opens first in a folder.
If you have linux server with Cpanel than click on file manager than click on public_html folder in there there should be a index.html file