I created a web app from the Azure portal. I didn't see an option for a static html website, so I chose Node.js when asked to choose a type. Then I set up continuous deployment with my github repo that contained my html file and synced. I see the html file in the Azure command prompt directory listing, but when I browse to the location I get a 404.
Why can't I browse to that location? I'm guessing there is some property hiding files with the .html extenstion or some such thing. I don't know where to look.

The continuous deployment option in Azure creates and maintains a web.config file specific to node.js. That was preventing access to the html file. Deleting the web.config isn't enough in this case because continuous deployment redeploys the file. There is a checkbox in the release manager for web.config that must be unchecked.
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