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i have several problems here...
im new so its probably why i have problems with it..
1. i ahve the HTML file named century i wanna show as my "home", dont know how i do that..

2. when i go to my webpage it comes that page with "Welcome to your new x10hosting account!" how do i remove it?

3. where am i supose to upload my CSS?
 
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i have several problems here...
im new so its probably why i have problems with it..
1. i ahve the HTML file named century i wanna show as my "home", dont know how i do that..

2. when i go to my webpage it comes that page with "Welcome to your new x10hosting account!" how do i remove it?

3. where am i supose to upload my CSS?

Personally, I would do things in this order:

2, 1 then 3. So working on that basis, to remove that "Welcome" page you need to login to your Cpanel - http://century.x10hosting.com:2082/ - and go to FILE MANAGER (Not Legacy file manager).

In the File Manager (it should open a new window when you click on the link) in the right hand panel double click on the public_html folder. Delete the index.html file (this is what contains that welcome message you are seeing).

For number 1, if you want that to be your home page it needs to be called "index.html" or "index.php". Then it needs to be uploaded in the Public_html folder.

For number 3, it needs to be uploaded in the public_html folder. This is where the files that you want to be made viewable go.
 

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thx :)
now i got the problem:
when i go to my page, i see "index of /" and the 2 files i have uploaded (atm a .css and the index page.)
 

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the page that you want to aper in your home page have to call "index"

if you change the mame centuty for index, century apear in your frist page...
 

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thx, xxll_martin_llxx said that, atm having another porblem :)
 
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Rename the file "Index.html" to "index.html". It needs a small i, not a capital. Then you should be all set to go.
 
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done, i figured out the problem was:
i was a genius and deleted the .htacces file ^^,
so how do i get it back, or get what stod in it?
HA figured it out: had to write
DirectoryIndex <filename>.html
in the .htacces file to make it work :)
 
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I wouldn't worry about it.

It would have been empty anyway because you've only got your account created today.

If you're really worried about it just open notepad and save as ".htaccess"
 
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