Posted by admin | Posted in Log Cabin Tips & Ideas | Posted on 15-08-2004
Tags: blog, design, inspiration, photography, webdesign
How to change my URL to relative paths?
Okay, so I designed my website on Microsoft Publisher and uploaded it via an FTP client to the servers. I have three folders on the server: logs, index_files, and unstained-ministries.com. I put all of the files (index files, images, ect.) in all three of the folders because I was not sure which to put them in. However, my webpage will come up to the home page but will not go to any other (it says they are not availible) and none of the pictures show. Somebody suggested that I change the links to relative paths, but I don't know how to do this. Can somebody help me fix my problem.
How do I change the path or reference to my files? DO I want to put the files under logs, index_files, unstained-ministries.com, or other?
oops totally mixed up with absolute and relative path-
relative path is you have to determine the location of the file your calling for e.g
files/images/image.jpg
and the location of the file which is calling it for example files/html/file.html
you have to call this image in this file the relative path will be
absolute path is http://www.domainname.com/folder/files.html
Its basically instead of doing something like this which specify just the folder
I actually specify the website and folder where to find it.
Some thing like
for e.g you see the yahoo logo on top
its absolute path is 
i hope i explained it correctly this time. lol.
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