HTML: Lesson 3: Topic A

The book didn't explain the "local" linking so well, so here goes:

if you want to link to files in the same directory, you can start the href attribute off with "./" like for instance,

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<a href="./file.txt">file</a>

if you want to link to a file in a folder in your current direcotry, it would be simply

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<a href="./folder/file.txt">file</a>

for every proceeding folder level up(for more folder levels up), you add another "." to the "./" like for instance,
if I wanted to link to a file 2 directories up and then in another directory called "xyz" from your source directory called "abc" you would write

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<a href=".../xyz/file.txt">file</a>

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Thank you! have been struggling for the past 30 minutes. surely i`ll get it now

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