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I am a newbie with html so please excuse me if the question is dumb. I want to specify a path for an image (img src=…) relative to where my HTML resides. How would I do that. By default the relative path is considered relative to the base URL (base href=…)
I need it to work on both Chrome and IE on Windows
Before someone asks, obviously I need to set the base tag to some other location and hence am facing this issue.
Thanks in advance
Regrettably (or maybe not), there is no way to achieve this in pure HTML. Possible workarounds include either not using a relative path or using JavaScript to generate an absolute path.