HTML query - specifying a root directory

krishna

I'm designing a new version of our website and want to upload it for a few others to try out. I was planning to put it into a subfolder on our site, but of course it will eventually move up to the root directory. Is there some code I can put at the top of each page to specify the temporary root directory? Or is there another easy way to handle this?

kevin.philips

Hi Krishna,

I'm not sure what you mean... In terms of how links to external files or includes are called.

Can you not copy the contents of the root folder to a new subfolder and incorporate the links from there without having to code or have you changed the folder structure at all in your new design..?

Regards

kevin

irnbru_2

krishna wrote:

I'm designing a new version of our website and want to upload it for a few others to try out. I was planning to put it into a subfolder on our site, but of course it will eventually move up to the root directory. Is there some code I can put at the top of each page to specify the temporary root directory? Or is there another easy way to handle this?

Are you thinking of a <base/> tag ?

krishna

irnbru wrote:

Are you thinking of a <base/> tag ?

That's exactly what I was looking for.
Many thanks