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HTML HTML Basics Going Further with HTML Linking to Sections of a Web Page

Max Gerek
Max Gerek
2,718 Points
Posted by Max Gerek
Max Gerek
2,718 Points

Why is index.html needed on the article.html page nav?

<li><a href="../../index.html#about">About</a></li>

This also works as:

<li><a href="../../#about">About</a></li>

is there a reason you include it?

1 Answer

Ash Mac
Ash Mac
1,934 Points
Ash Mac
Ash Mac
1,934 Points

it will go to #about inside index.html page rather than search for #about in the current page. Nav will be available in all pages, not just index page - therefore we must specify what page #about is in.