I think it means this:

root
--- pages
--- --- admin:manage
--- --- start
--- --- system:list-all-pages
--- --- system:members
--- files
--- --- soccer-news.doc
--- --- beach-party-invitations.doc
--- --- intro.ppt
--- images
--- --- beach.png
--- --- soccer.jpg
--- --- site-header.gif
--- --- site-logo.gif
--- --- site-icon.gif
--- css
--- --- theme1.css
--- --- theme2.css

Such a setup would be compatible with FTP software, for example.

What I mean is pro.wikidot.com/ticket:291

For those without access to the Pro site, here's what I posted:

I'd like to suggest that Wikidot add a space for Pro users to upload *.htm/*.html and supporting files and folders for the purposes of using iframe. The current implementation of using [[code type="html"]] is very useful but limiting in what we can do.

For example, I'd like to embed some JAlbum slideshows on my site (here's a JAlbum live example: Pete Draugalis' Sports Pics). In order to use them on my site, I either have to host them on JAlbum's site (limited) or upload them to another host (expensive) and reference them there. There are many other software packages that generate HTML pages and code for use on your own site, but because they aren't set up to work from a single HTML page, it's very difficult or impossible to use directly with Wikidot.

A typical JAlbum folder structure looks like this:
album.rss
slideshow-index.html
<DIR> res
<DIR> slides
<DIR> thumbs

If implemented, we could allocate part of our total storage for this purpose. We would of course need a means to upload our files/folders as well. This could help entice more users to sign up for Pro accounts and to buy more storage blocks.

Thanks for considering this.

Shane's suggestion is a good one, but there would be some technical complications in making sure that images are processed (to make the various sized thumbnails) and other files are updated in the database after uploading via FTP. It would require some kind of cron job to run regularly or set up for us to run the cron job manually from Site Manager. I think the Wikidot API will be a better option for managing "standard" Wikidot structure once write access is implemented.

-Ed