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When using /images/image.jpg does it assume current directory then?
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When using /images/image.jpg does it assume current directory then?

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don't use /images/image.jpg just use images/image.jpg - no leading forward slash
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don't use /images/image.jpg just use images/image.jpg - no leading forward slash

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Yup elvin66 is right, read my first comment: <br />
Yes, use paths like images/image.jpg, or links like: links/link.html. And if you want to go back one directory type: ../
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Yup elvin66 is right, read my first comment:
Yes, use paths like images/image.jpg, or links like: links/link.html. And if you want to go back one directory type: ../

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I created a website that is offline so it all just runs off of a flash drive, the problem is when I hyperlinked I did it to the flash drive folder - ie F:\files\filename.ext - if the flash drives mounts in their computer as anything other than F it wont work. &nbsp;Is there an easy way to get around this issue?<br />
I just converted from word to html as it is really basic stuff...
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I created a website that is offline so it all just runs off of a flash drive, the problem is when I hyperlinked I did it to the flash drive folder - ie F:\files\filename.ext - if the flash drives mounts in their computer as anything other than F it wont work.  Is there an easy way to get around this issue?
I just converted from word to html as it is really basic stuff...

Offline website - how to map to flash drive

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