<p>Check for a blog.html file in the root of templates, craft would go to that first then check for a subfolder.</p>

<p>You can read more about <a href="http://buildwithcraft.com/docs/routing" rel="nofollow">the process that Craft follows</a> when deciding how to handle a request.</p>

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2014-09-06T17:26:50.990Z
2014-09-06T19:43:48.663Z
2014-09-06T19:43:48.663Z
David Martin
<p>So basically, my url is mysite.com/blog which should apparently lead to /blog/index.html which is stored under templates/blog/index.html. As far as I can see I don't need to set up any routes to make it work and it should be happening as standard. I'm working in a multisite environment, and may have done some damage there? I basically need to know where the error will be coming from, .htaccess/index.php etc...</p>

<p>Thanks!</p>

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2014-09-06T09:13:47.377Z
What is the error, or what does it show instead?
Shane Hudson
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Why is /blog not displaying /blog/index.html?
# Why is /blog not displaying /blog/index.html?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2014-09-05)

So basically, my url is mysite.com/blog which should apparently lead to /blog/index.html which is stored under templates/blog/index.html. As far as I can see I don't need to set up any routes to make it work and it should be happening as standard. I'm working in a multisite environment, and may have done some damage there? I basically need to know where the error will be coming from, .htaccess/index.php etc...

Thanks!

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> **username_1**: What is the error, or what does it show instead?  

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_2 on 2014-09-06. Score: 1

Check for a blog.html file in the root of templates, craft would go to that first then check for a subfolder.

You can read more about [the process that Craft follows](http://buildwithcraft.com/docs/routing) when deciding how to handle a request.


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