Hi,
Matt Williams wrote:
> you could make your links absolute
> ie..
>
> /cat.html
Properly speaking, even this link is relative :-) (it is relative to the
document root of the web server). I like to call such links "impure relative"
links :-). I call links of the type "../cat.html" "pure relative" links ;-)
This type of a link will only work if you're always going to have your pages
served up by a web server (which may be true in your case).
I had wanted to do something similar as far as specifying the path was
concerned. However, in my case, I had to mirror the site on my hard disk and
then work on that too. Therefore, such "impure" relative links would not have
worked for me. I needed to have "pure" relative links so that the whole
structure of the site would hold together even when viewed off the hard disk.
A look at the mail (and the answer to it) titled "Finding the depth" in this
list might prove helpful.
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Regards,
Harshdeep Singh Jawanda.
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