Sorry for basic question, still can't find an answer - may be you can help.
1. When using relative url, with reference to the image file located in the SAME directory, as a source file, then only a file name is used: =image.jpg
2. When using the relative url, referring to the image file that is located in SUBdirectory (in relation to the source file), then the name of subdirectory/filename is used: = images/image.jpg
3. But is it possible to refer to the UPlevel directory?
For example, the directory with index.html contains folders "css" and "images", and a folder (subdirectory) "fish" with fish.html file. The template used for a fish.html and index.html files is the same, it should contain reference to the "css" and "images" folders.
I couldn't find how to do that, and so far made duplicates of these two folders and placed them in the same directory with fish.html.
Is there a way just to make a reference to the upper directory, instead of duplicating the folders' content?
Thank you.
1. When using relative url, with reference to the image file located in the SAME directory, as a source file, then only a file name is used: =image.jpg
2. When using the relative url, referring to the image file that is located in SUBdirectory (in relation to the source file), then the name of subdirectory/filename is used: = images/image.jpg
3. But is it possible to refer to the UPlevel directory?
For example, the directory with index.html contains folders "css" and "images", and a folder (subdirectory) "fish" with fish.html file. The template used for a fish.html and index.html files is the same, it should contain reference to the "css" and "images" folders.
I couldn't find how to do that, and so far made duplicates of these two folders and placed them in the same directory with fish.html.
Is there a way just to make a reference to the upper directory, instead of duplicating the folders' content?
Thank you.
