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Posted by Cody Buster
Cody Buster
4,565 Points

after changing the nav links, it still sends me to the root folder for my C: drive. They're in ../../index.html format.

The nav links are still sending me to a root folder even after I changed the file paths back to the standard ../../index.html method.

1 Answer

Cory Harkins
Cory Harkins
16,500 Points
Cory Harkins
Cory Harkins
16,500 Points

Root

+css

+images

+js

+pages

++page2.html

+index.html

To navigate to page 2: <a href="pages/pages2"></a>

index.html's navigation/external links are contextual. Wherever your index.html is dictates if you should drill down into folders or back out.

Your question really doesn't give much to go off of, so I hope I hit the target.

Just a reminder:

./ (root)

../ (back-out)

/nextFolder/nextFolder (drilling down)