Is it possibe to refer to a folder in the web root in a 'standard'
way?
What I mean is, I know that "../" means look at the directory/folder
one up from where you are.
What I am trying to do is create web pages that refer to an image in a
directory. Since the pages from which the reference come from may be
more than one or two directories deep, using "../" or others may not
work. I am also trying to have only one "img" folder that I can refer
to in my html.
Thanks!!!
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In article <8f************ *************@p osting.google.c om>, zs****@bpthosp. org says... Is it possibe to refer to a folder in the web root in a 'standard'
way?
.... I am also trying to have only one "img" folder that I can refer
to in my html.
....
/img/my.jpg
The first '/' refers to the 'web root'.
On Wed, Jul 30, SBurrs inscribed on the eternal scroll: Is it possibe to refer to a folder in the web root in a 'standard'
way?
The web root is "/" in a URL hierarchy.
What I mean is, I know that "../" means look at the directory/folder
one up from where you are.
No, in general it doesn't: it means one up in the _URL hierarchy_,
which might or might not be one up in the server's file hierarchy.
Consider for example the traditional /~luser/ URL, which corresponds
to the file hierarchy ~luser/public_html/ , and then go one up from
there. See the point?
But this isn't specifically an HTML authoring issue: it applies to all
URL references.
In article <8f************ *************@p osting.google.c om>, zs****@bpthosp. org (SBurrs) wrote: Is it possibe to refer to a folder in the web root in a 'standard'
way?
What I mean is, I know that "../" means look at the directory/folder
one up from where you are.
What I am trying to do is create web pages that refer to an image in a
directory. Since the pages from which the reference come from may be
more than one or two directories deep, using "../" or others may not
work. I am also trying to have only one "img" folder that I can refer
to in my html.
i.e.:
<img src="/images/my_sister_at_5a m.gif" ....>
--
Kris kr*******@xs4al l.netherlands (nl)
"We called him Tortoise because he taught us" said the Mock Turtle.
Firstly, pardon my lack of/inccorect jargon, I am relatively new to
HTML
Second, thanks to Alan and "Jacqui or (maybe) Pete" for their
information.
So, if I understand Alan and "Jacqui or (maybe) Pete", in order to
refer to a 'common folder', in my case it is something I call 'wp'
that contains the jpg's for my wallpaper- no matter on what page, no
matter what HTML, etc if I had:
/wp/general_wp.jpg as <BODY BACKGROUND="/wp/general_wp.jpg" I would
accomplish what I set out to do? meaning, to keep only one 'copy' of
the jpg's no matter how 'deep' the html page refers to that jpg is on
the web site???
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