File structure of published folder

Thanks for your advice. Now I know I can publish only the changes I make.
Should I open the iWeb folder and drag only the changed pages to the server side of the FTP window?
Can I mess up the file structure of the iWeb folder if I don't do this exactly right?

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Adding a missing file from that last folder structure refactor.
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