depends if your running a template that has its own define pages, if thats the case its not the default files in html_includes that your site is using, it'll be html_includes/your_template
its common practice to create another set of define pages when creating the template, I tend to think its abit pointless, best having only one set of define pages, saves these kinds of problems.
that aside, check the name of your template, and look for a folder with the same name within html_includes, your define pages should be in there, ignore the set in html_includes, html_includes/your_template is the set you need.
