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HTML One Solution

Posted by Ubo Town
Ubo Town
3,227 Points

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Practice File Path, doc 'beagle.html' in 'posts file'.

1 - link to the "index and ' about' html files is the request. I am on 'posts' file and about.html is nested in 'pages'file, so if I want to link 'beagle.html' to 'about.hmtl' I will use "../about.html" because is one level above beagle.

Why to link 'beagle.html' to index.html I also need to put "../index.html"? I thought it was 2 levels above. I am on file posts, above is file pages where we have 'about.html' and then above 'file pages' is html.

1 Answer

Thomas Ngo
Thomas Ngo
6,434 Points
Thomas Ngo
Thomas Ngo
6,434 Points

Hi Aline,

The index.html file is actually only one level above when you are at the beagle.html page. If you look closely at index.html, it's placed in the same level as the other folders 'css, images, pages, and posts'. It may be hard to see because it can look like the index.html is rooted in the images folder but it is not.

I hope that helps...

-Thomas