nicknick923
iPF Noob
healer said:
True, but can you explain how you have your site set-up?
How to get Safari to view local html files?
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True, but can you explain how you have your site set-up?
We are getting far away from what this forum is all about. Anyway I need to finish what I have started. I apologize for diverting you this far.
The <base href>, as I understand, is only required if one has a directory structure of more than one level and where we want to save repeating the full path every time.
Unless I am using osCommerce or Joomla or those content management systems or similar, when I create a website from scratch I usually have something as simple as possible, usually of a directory structure of only one level. Other than that I wouldn't re-invent the wheel but would use those available on the Internet for free. To my experience those big systems usually have a directory structure of multiple levels, so having a <base href> would simplify all subsequent path statements. That's probably why you need something like that. What I have been trying to say is that it is not a must to have a <base href>, it all depends on the merits.
twerppoet
iPad Fan
There are HTML and CODE tags on the forum. Try wrapping your example in them for better results.
HTML:
<HTML>
<head>
<title>Food.com - Chicken</title>
script type="text/CSS" src="http://www.food.com/foods/meats/style.css" />
</head>
<body>
<img src="http://wew.food.com/foods/meats/images/chicken.jpg" />
<p>
Directions go here
</p>
</body>
</HTML>
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I will cease talking about this. Joining this forum is mainly for iPad issues, nothing else. I apologize for the deviation.
nicknick923
iPF Noob
healer said:
It's all good, besides, I'm shocked they haven't done that already.
