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Answered HTML sub-pages

presidentkirby

presidentkirby

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so, say i have https:// website.com/page, and i want a https:// website.com/page/subpage as well. how can i do that without changing every link in the document into an absolute url rather than a relative one?

for another example, i have this code in my head section:

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but on the html for the sub-page, none of the links work unless i change them to this:

1688925577743.png

the sub-page seems to work otherwise, but i really don't want to have to go through and change every single url in the document. am i missing something?

p.s. i'm creating the sub-page by making a folder and putting the html for the sub-page in there.
 
Solution
Johna
Please copy and paste code in the code block </> rather than posting screenshots.


Try adding a / at the beginning of the paths:
HTML: 
<link href="/css/style.css" rel="stylesheet">
<link href="/css/player.css" rel="stylesheet">

Instead of going through the entire code and changing each link, you could use the replace tool built into most text/code editors. The keyboard shortcut may be ctrl + f or ctrl + h.
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Please copy and paste code in the code block </> rather than posting screenshots.


Try adding a / at the beginning of the paths:
HTML: 
<link href="/css/style.css" rel="stylesheet">
<link href="/css/player.css" rel="stylesheet">

Instead of going through the entire code and changing each link, you could use the replace tool built into most text/code editors. The keyboard shortcut may be ctrl + f or ctrl + h.
 
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Johna said:
Please copy and paste code in the code block </> rather than posting screenshots.


Try adding a / at the beginning of the paths:
HTML: 
<link href="/css/style.css" rel="stylesheet">
<link href="/css/player.css" rel="stylesheet">

Instead of going through the entire code and changing each link, you could use the replace tool built into most text/code editors. The keyboard shortcut may be ctrl + f or ctrl + h.
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(sorry, i'll do that next time!)

well hey, wouldn't you know it, it's working now. sometimes solutions are just so frustratingly simple. thank you!
 
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