Relative path against a folder

9 years ago • updated 9 years ago • 3

When I use HTML and CSS files, I have to rewrite every path that is in code. Why don't you make every path relative to its super directory? That's what I mean: in the Files view, I create a new folder called Project, where I put every file that belongs to that project. Inside it I create and index.html file and a folder called "images". Now when I write the code I would like that paths should be written as /images/image.png instead of adding even the main folder name like /Projects/images/image.png

This would improve the user experience, I think.

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9 years ago

You can do that: just write images/image.png - you need to leave out the first slash. The slash would tell it to look at the root directory - just like on a real web server.

9 years ago

See also http://webdesign.about.com/od/beginningtutorials/a/aa040502a.htm

links in the same directory as the page have no path information listed: filename
sub-directories are listed without any preceding slashes: directory/filename
links up one directory are listed as: ../filename

9 years ago

Thank you so much Alexander... I didn't remember these things :) I'm really sorry and thank you so much for this fantastic application! ;)

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Relative path against a folder

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