This is my simple company homepage. It is meant to be the first thing that visitors to my website see. It's name, index.html, will display it whenever someone visits www.mydomain.com.
Of course, in a real situation, this homepage would become more elaborate. It might contain many files, folders, and applications.
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Somewhere on this homepage, I would have a link to courses on Moodle.
Link to Moodle 4.5 Courses (example).
Here is Rick's example of linking to his MoodleCloud site.
I might also link to other applications, like WordPress (example).
And I might want to link to individual files and folders.
mydomain.com/simple_word.docx
mydomain.com/simple_pdf.pdf
mydomain.com/course_support/
mydomain.com/course_support/simple_word.docx
mydomain.com/course_support/simple_pdf.pdf
The structure of this simple website is as follows:
public_html (i.e., webroot and document root, the same)
(note: document root allows index.html to show at root domain.)
├── index.html
├── simple_word.docx
├── simple_pdf.pdf
├── simple_html.html
├── (many other files, such as html, doc, jpg, etc.)
├── (many other folders, such as courses, professional, family, school, js, images, css, etc.)
├── moodle45
│ ├── index.html
│ ├── (other Moodle files)
│ ├── (many other Moodle folders_
├── wordpress
│ ├── index.html
├── course_support
│ ├── course.html
│ ├── simple_word.docx
│ ├── simple_pdf.pdf
├── images
│ ├── master_course.jpg
├── css
Here is a zip file for those who want to experiment on their own.