Creating File Paths in HTML

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    1. Creating File Paths USING HTML
    2. Where do we need to go?
      • I am working on index.html and need to make a link to 10.html
    3. How do we get there?
      • My first step would be to link through the visitors folder:
      • <a href=“ visitors/ ”>Photo of Jimmy</a>
      You are not done yet! Keep reading…
    4. Keep Going…..
      • Now that I have linked through the Visitors folder, I need to link through the photos folder:
      • <a href=“visitors/ photos/ ”>Photo of Jimmy</a>
      You are still not done! Keep reading…
    5. One Last Step…..
      • Now that I have linked through the Visitors and Photos folders, I need to link to the page:
      • <a href=“visitors/photos/ 10.html ”>Photo of Jimmy</a>
      Now you are done! Good Job!
    6. Now, lets reverse….
      • I am working on the 10.html file and need to link to index.html
    7. How do we get there?
      • My first step would be to link out of the Photos folder:
      • <a href=“ ../ ”>Home Page</a>
      You are not done yet! Keep reading…
    8. Keep Going….
      • After I link out the Photos folder, I need to link out of the Visitors folder:
      • <a href=“../ ../ ”>Home Page</a>
      You are still not done! Keep reading…
    9. One Last Step…
      • After I link out the Photos and Visitors folders, I need to link to the index.html page:
      • <a href=“../ ../ index.html ”>Home Page</a>
      Now you are done! Great job!
    10. In Conclusion
      • Your link follows your files into the folders that contain them.
      • If you are linking back, every ../ that you use means that you are linking out of ONE folder.
      • Don’t forget your <a href=>, the “quotes around the link”, and your end tag </a>.

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