.htacces and index.html??

What is it that you're wanting to do, exactly?

 

index.html is loaded as the default page on a default cPanel installation. However, your host may have made custom changes. Have you tried talking to your host about this?

 

The setting for your Hosting Provider is located here:
WHM » Service Configuration » Apache Configuration » DirectoryIndex Priority

If you have no access to WHM, you have no accesss to that setting.

Whats your .htaccess look like?

 

This is mine, and it works fine;

Code:

DirectoryIndex index_good.html index.html index.php 

Create an index_good.html and place it in the same directory, along side index.html and index.php files.
index_good.html comes up in your browser, first as expected.

 

No. Place it in the directory you want this to work. Every folder inside that folder will use that same .htaccess

 

It'll work.

 

Just as I posted it, worked for me, in my .htaccess

We're here all night.

Yes, you'd need to actually have the file in the same directory as that htaccess, that is named index_good.html
If you want this to be in the public_html/ directory, yes, you'd upload the index_good.html to that same directory as you placed the .htaccess

HTH!

 

You've got more going on there in that htaccess than we know about I think. domain.com doesn't open. domain.com/index.html forwards to www.domain.com domain.com/index_good.html doesn't work.

You might want to check file permissions. You might also want to check with your Hosting Provider.

If you remove the htaccess all together, rename it htaccess_junk for example, remove index.* and add a plain text file named index.html then, domain.com should open and you'd be looking at domain.com/index.html, a blank white text file you just uploaded.

 

Your domain doesn't work properly it seems:
/http://www.intodns.com/mainlypvpmc.com