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Connor Clausen
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Connor Clausen
Front End Web Development Techdegree Student 4,335 Points
Posted by Connor Clausen
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Connor Clausen
Front End Web Development Techdegree Student 4,335 Points

Is it okay to add all of your HTML files into a folder like you do for images and css files?

For example:

CSS style.css IMG profile.png taco.jpg HTML index.html contact.html

Braulio Garcia
Braulio Garcia
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Braulio Garcia
Braulio Garcia
8,631 Points

Hi Connor, In my experience i never do that and the reason for that is because the index.html file has to be in the main directory, whether is in your host (public directory) or www folder in your local host, otherwise will not display the main page which is the one who can link with the other files. maybe theres a script to do that but never tried. for css, java script, img, etc is a good practice to segment those in independent folders.

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wwe wwo
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wwe wwo
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wwe wwo
wwe wwo
Courses Plus Student 111 Points

Yes you can add but if you have a big project then you should use image / files / css /js files with individual folders