When coding your web pages there are two ways to specify the address of other files that you want the page to reference. You can use absolute addresses that include the domain name or relative addresses that don’t. Obviously external references need to use absolute addresses but internal ones are better done using relative references. You just need to work out where each reference is relative to.
Do you find the information on felgall.com useful? Do you have your own web site? perhaps you are using one or more of the ideas discussed on my site in the web pages on your site.
If you are finding the information on my site useful and using it to improve your own site then why not consider sharing where you got the ideas from by adding a link. I even have a few suggestions for how to code the link for if you are not sure of the best way to do it.
More additions to my series of tutorials on using NVU. In this ninth tutorial we look at how we can update a web page to add lists and links into our content so as to break up the text and provide in content links to other pages in addition to the standard navigation built into our template.
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