FTP stands for File Transfer Protocol. It is a standard network protocol used to transfer files from one host to another over the internet.
To find the root folder of your website using FTP, you can follow these steps:
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Connect to your website using an FTP client such as FileZilla or Cyberduck. You will need to enter your FTP credentials, including your hostname, username, and password.
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Once connected, navigate to the public_html or www folder. This is typically the root folder for your website on a Linux-based web server.
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If your website is hosted on a Windows-based web server, the root folder may be named differently. You may need to check with your web hosting provider or consult the documentation for your server software to find the correct folder.
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Once you have located the root folder for your website, you can upload files and folders to this directory using your FTP client. Any files or folders you upload to this folder will be accessible on your website.
Note that the root folder of your website may vary depending on your hosting provider and server configuration. It is important to consult with your web hosting provider or server documentation to ensure that you are uploading files to the correct directory.