Problem: iWeb adds directory to the path

I have built my web site and bought my domain name www.janicerobertson.co.uk.
When I publish my website to my web host Hostgator using FTP I get the following in the address bar of the browser:
http://www.janicerobertson.co.uk/Janice_Robertson/Welcome.html
It appears to be adding the additional directory of Janice_Robertson to the path.
What I would like it to be is:
www.janicerobertson.co.uk/Welcome.html
(without the addition of Janice_Robertson)
Does anyone know how I can do this.
Many thanks.
Janice

Thank you Old Toad and Tom for your replies they have really helped.
I managed to solve most of the problem by going into the site publishing settings and:
1) changed the Site name to public_html
2) in the Directory Path I put a /
I have managed to get rid of the extra 'Janice_robertson' added to my site path and my address in the browser bar now reads:
http://www.janicerobertson.co.uk/Welcome.html
or
http://www.janicerobertson.co.uk/Testimonials.html
etc, depending on what page I am on except for the pages which have been made up out of the 'Blog' template page.
for example I created a page titled Articles out of a blog template page and the address reads:
http://www.janicerobertson.co.uk/Articles/Articles.html
It is adding an additional Articles to the directory path.
Wondered if anyone knew why this is happening?
Many thanks.
Janice
Message was edited by: JaniceR

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