How do I fix my Root Directory?

I am Using Filexzilla and the local and remote file locations are different
The local site bar has c:\users\frank\site\. This is followed by a File name bar. The folder listing is .., -notes, archives, documents, images, This is followed by pages: contact, events, etc.
The remote site bar has /, SiteJGS,
So there is an extra / and site How can I make the remote simple like the local?
Thanks Frank

Thank you for the suggestions. I was not able to move the SiteJGS folder
over the /. The message was "Source and path of the drop operation are
identical."
I deleted the entire site to reload it but it would not change the
arrangement. I tried to change the remote site using Site Manager but that
failed too.
"The local site root folder should be the folder that contains all of your
website's files. The remote site root folder should also be the folder that
holds all of your website's files."
Both Local and Remote have SiteJGS containing the entire site so that
works. They differ above SiteJGS.
I guess we just accept the configuration.
I thought this would fix my picture problem. See above.
On Mon, Feb 9, 2015 at 1:20 PM, MurraySummers <[email protected]>

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