It IS view able already?

No. There is a temporary under construction page.

Nothing needs to be changed. It's already public.

Sorry, that is not true, when I view it, I see the temporary site. I can't seem to figure out how to change that.

I, too, don't see an 'under construction' page/site. Browser or CDN caching? Wrong URL?

Hi. Can you post me a picture of what you see please. Thanks

Can you please check what you get when you typehttp://www.middlesextta.org.uk in your browser?

Your original link looks like conc.png. Your second link looks (eventually) like root.png (it's horribly slow to load because the background image is HUGE).

Perhaps you wanted to install concrete5 into your root directory, rather than /conc.

Thank you. I'm not a developer as such, so I'm not sure where I could find the root directory.

When you installed c5, it probably suggested a directory, which is the 'conc' you see at the end of your first-posted link. If you had blanked that out, c5 would have installed in the root directory (ie, the parent of 'conc'). This would have allowed you to access pages without the 'conc' in the address.

You could reinstall c5 that way and recreate your site, or try to transfer your current installation to that location. The latter can be done but might involve some greater expertise.

weyboat's solution is a clever alternative that makes it LOOK like your site is in the root directory (ie, no 'conc') when it actually isn't.

You need to edit your .htaccess file that should look like this.

And change it to this

Notice the change to the RewriteBase rule..

Thank you. I'm not a developer per se, but a volunteer who has developed this website suing the most appropriate software. I would not know where to find the .htaccess

Then you need to pay someone to do it for you..