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I am building a website. I have many folders. The highest layer is called FOLDER1. I have two folders in FOLDER1. They are FOLDER2A, and FOLDER2B. Inside FOLDER2B, there is a html file. I need to use a picture “DOG” in FOLDER1 in that html. If I don’t want to use absolute path like http://abc.com/FOLDER1/DOG.jpg as a path, how I can use a relative path like /Folder1/DOG.jpg <=== I know that this is wrong
Thanks
../DOG.jpg unless I’m missing something here. .. means up one folder. ../../ means up two, etc. To access an image in FOLDER2A from FOLDER2B ../FOLDER2A/CAT.jpg