For your website to be publicly accessible, its files must be placed in the correct directory on the server — in WEBD.pl hosting, this is the public_html directory.
This is the so-called document root of your domain, meaning it’s the location from which the web server reads and serves files to visitors accessing your website. All website files — such as index.php, index.html, CSS stylesheets, JavaScript files, and media — should be stored in this directory or its subdirectories.
If you are using additional domains (so-called addon domains), each of them can have its own document root directory configured in cPanel.
It’s also worth keeping in mind:
- your main (entry) file should be named index.php or index.html,
- files stored outside the public_html directory are not publicly accessible (they can be used for backups or configuration files),
- you can access and manage this directory via FTP, the File Manager in cPanel, or auto-install tools such as Installatron.
By placing your files correctly in the public_html directory, you ensure that your website is properly displayed and accessible to users online.
