User Guide - NetObjects Fusion

Setting Up to Transfer Files to Your Web Server
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• Any child page is stored with its assets in a subfolder beneath the folder that
contains its parent page. You determine the maximum number of subfolders
by setting the Number of Levels option.
For example, a structure set with the by Site Structure option would have this
directory arrangement on the server.
The Site Structure setting creates an efficient file structure, allowing the server
to load your pages quickly in a site visitor’s browser. It also provides an
effective directory structure for search engines, which might index only one
page per folder.
If you apply the Site Structure setting, shared assets are stored in the deepest
folder common to all pages that use that asset. This makes the shared access to
those assets as efficient as possible.
To set the directory structure for a site:
1. In Publish view, from the Publish menu, choose Arrange Files.
2. Choose by Site Structure, by Asset Type, or by Flat. See page 877 for
descriptions of the choices.