Fluid Grid Layout issue

i created a Fluid Grid Layout the other day.  Published it via FTP and it worked fine.   Today I made some changes to the page and they look fine on dreamweaver.   When I save and publish,  none of the changes show up on the site.   Are there other files I need to save with Fluid Grid to make it work?

Hello,
I am also able to see only 4 items. It means page and its dependent files are not getting uploaded to the correct location.
While transferring files to FTP please make sure the new.html file is overwriting the pre-existing file at root folder.
Once the transfer is completed correctly it should work.
In case you are not sure about it then you can share a screenshot of both local and server view by clicking "Expand to show local and remote site "button at the right side corner of files tab so that i can get idea about file structure at the host.
Regards
Vivek

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