Edge Animate : Edge File website structure

Question

Can the Edge Animate generated code and associated images, js, fonts, etc.
be contained in a separate folder outside the main directory.
specifically,
If I have a separate HTML file that I created and want to load in my Edge Animate project into it,
I can easily do that if all the files are on the Main directory root that contains the HTML and CSS that point to the edge DIVs.
however,
This creates a ton of files on the root.
Ideally I would like to have all my Eddge Animate projects in a separate folder,
and my HTML pages pointing to the associated projects.
something like the image attached
I can never get this to work
anyone able to figure this out?

Answer 1

thanks for the speedy reply. I went and did some tests, and yes
the new features in Publish settings do help out in tidying up the folder directories. (very much appreciated)
and for the most part it works
but I have found a few issues. (and there are probably more)
on my main directory folder, I have a javascript file that is doing stuff inside my edge project.
so in edge I reference that custom.js file. in the SCRIPTS panel. (nice feature)
lets say in that .js file it is just doing an alert('hello');
so when i publish and load the index.html , it loads the external edge file and does the alert.
GREAT!
if i go and change that alert in the js file on the main directory to alert('bob"),
it will show the new alert
GREAT
now however, if I go back to my edge document and republish,
it reverts back to alert('hello');
because it seems to generate another js folder and js file and still has a reference to the js file that get duplicated in the "edge" folder
2)
font issue.
i have several edge projects being loaded into this main index.html
I am using a custom font
because i am referencing the stylesheet in the main directory the font style does not show up on the stage IDE.
however, when I play the index.html the font DOES show up as expected.
it would be nice, when publishing to another folder,
to be able to point to an external .css and have it show up while working