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So I just found out today that you can use <base href=""/> to specify the base URL for relative URLs. It seems so awesomely convenient, and I’m surprised why it’s not mentioned more often. Is there any reason to not use it? It’s not anything new, right?
It’s part of the HTML 4.01 specification (and also the latest draft of the HTML 5 spec). You’re good to go.
From section 12.4 of the HTML 4.01 spec: