File Manager tree directory question

[Meishin]

Hi there,
<iframe> are interpreted in browsers, so it only starts at / for your website root, while including the htdocs would be a huge mistake.
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@Admin

The htdocs folder is NOT visible in the URL

The base of your website is linked to a htdocs folder. This means that, by default, a file name on your account matches the path coming after the htdocs part.

So if you have a file with the path htdocs/about.html, the URL will be http://example.com/about.html and the file at htdocs/images/logo.png will have the URL http://example.com/images/logo.png .

In other words, the htdocs part should NOT be included in website URLs. Unless, of course, you create an additional folder with the name htdocs within your website’s htdocs folder (so htdocs/htdocs/photo.jpg).

And it is possible that it get blocked by this (unlikely, as the whole this is still in a browser):

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