Replace the default site .html file with some Symbiosis documentation

[patch0]

@jamielinux's good idea;

Replace:

With help documentation in some form. Maybe full, maybe single page

Would a high level view of the steps required to setup a standard website work?

Originally reported on Bytemark's Gitlab by @steveu on 2017-05-31T15:46:37.274Z

[patch0]

Yay!

So when this thought originally hit, I was thinking about mostly these two with the filezilla screenshots, and also possibly how to setup a DB:

• https://www.bytemark.co.uk/docs/symbiosis/connecting/
• https://www.bytemark.co.uk/docs/symbiosis/website-setup/
• https://www.bytemark.co.uk/docs/symbiosis/database-setup/

All on one page, made much briefer so that's it's not so cumbersome, and people can click through to bytemark.co.uk/docs if they need slightly more in-depth instructions. (Could even include the hostname in the instructions, because that can be detected/done on install.) And signposting to other stuff etc.

So basically, a brief, easy to follow quickstart guide to getting a simple site up within minutes. Could possibly even use setting up a basic/empty WordPress site as the ongoing example (ie, install filezilla, upload wordpress site, create the appropriate database via phpmyadmin or something like that).

Originally posted by @jamielinux on 2017-05-31T16:14:41.073Z

[ianeiloart]

Why not just a page confirming you server is set up, and then an iframe that loads a page that we can fix when we find bad information.

[telyn]

@ianeiloart that's probably a good idea - seems like the complaints about iframes are purely SEO-based which doesn't matter for this. It could be part of the documentation repo then

[patch0]

I think this could be solved by #35. Incidentally #79 fixed the "missing default page for SSL hosted domains".