Linking to css problem

@IL14N4Jun 21.2008 — #The first is an [B]absolute link /or path[/B], meaning this is the address to link

to this page from any site, or type in the address in you're web browser

and it'll take you exactly where this site is located on the web.

The second is a [B]relative link/ or path[/B], when you preview a html file within

you're local machine you're machine uses relative naming to refer to files.

[FONT=Courier New] CSS/css.css[/FONT]

This the relative link, this means the CSS folder is in the same

directory level as the html file and within this file is the css.css style sheet.

So, the style sheet is 1 directory down:

css.css

Both the html and style sheet on the same directory level :

[FONT=Courier New] css.css [/FONT]

Say instead of having the style sheet on at the same directory level the

stylesheet was up one directory how would it read when linking the style

sheet to the html file: [B].. [/B][I](mean up 1 directory)[/I]

[FONT=Courier New] ../CSS/css.css

Hopefully you have a basic understanding now.

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