Uploaded all of my files to public_html; still shows an “under construction” page

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I am having an issue setting up a new site for a friend of mine. I have completed building a WordPress site for my friend and I uploaded the new website to the public_html folder on the File Manager on the JustHost cPanel, but even with all of the contents on there it still shows a Network Solutions “Under Construction” page when I go to the web address.

I have tried taking all of the files out of the public_html folder and adding my own index.html to see if anything would show up and it does not. Everything I have tried does nothing but show an “Under Construction” page and I am not sure what the issue is. I have tried dozens of Google searches but nothing turns up any results or gives me any idea for a solution. Do you guys have an answer?

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I’d appreciate any help that I could get. If you need me to clarify any information then please feel free to ask.

Thank you very much!

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  1. Hope this solves your problem:

    Head over to the CPanel. Under “Files” tab, click on File Manager.

    Locate the folder “Public_html” and click it.

    Under the folder, find “index.html” file.

    You see it? If yes delete index.html file.

    Done. Your site should be live now.

    CAUTION: Don’t delete any other thing apart from index.html file.

  2. Did you check in admin if your blog is checked to publish mode or under maintance mode?
    Do you have a plugin installed call Wp-Maintence Mode or something?

  3. Go to your domain manager. Edit DNS and add an A record with @ as value and enter TTL as 1hr and point it to your server IP. Wait for 3-4 hours before your domain gets fully propagated.

  4. Follow these steps and you will be able to resolve the issue:

    1. Go to CPanel and click on “File Manager”. Under that, locate the folder Public_html (Where your WordPress site is Located).
    2. Now see whether you have index.html file stored in Public_html folder.
    3. If yes, Delete Index.html file because you only require index.php file for your site to run.
      Note: Never ever delete index.php file.