I may solve this problem by giving exact names to the .html files of the pages, so in the page5-folder not index.html but page5.html. Then the page is found.
But in the moment, the page name is index.html the page will not be found.
I worked with RW before, never had a similar problem, but i am new with foundation.
I didn’t because it is brand new and still private.
I am used to test my new projects via the export function on my local Mac.
Works fine with all other templates by now.
But not with Foundation.
So i published it and - wondering - it works online!
Never the less, it’s a pity.
Because so i may not send the project as a zip-file to my client so he may have a look on it on his private computer.
Hmmm…
Having folder names of Page1, Page2, etc is not that descriptive to Google or the end viewer of the website…
Change the folder names in the inspector tab of each page, first tab to be more descriptive, short as possible, no special characters, spaces or capital letters.
As for sending a zip file and having the end user view the site offline, they would need a server of some sort to extract the site into. For best results, post to a testing domain for the customer to look at and verify everything ok prior to sending site so you don’t get your hard work stolen… (its a cover your butt thing…)
