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Posted by j_hawk1979 on 12/19/06 20:10
Jim S wrote:
> On 19 Dec 2006 06:34:55 -0800, Andy Dingley wrote:
>
> > Jim S wrote:
> >
> >> At present all my html files (inc index.html) are in the root directory.
> >
> > Then split your html files up into subdirectories. This has several
> > advantages:
> > - Smaller groups of related files are easier to manage (no more
> > "hundreds in a directory" clutter)
> >
> > - Related groups can give you more structured URLs, such as
> > http://example.com/section1/
> > This also lets you skip the page name when you can just use a directory
> > and the default document (it's not the only way to do this, but it's
> > easy, convenient and a benefit of good structure)
> >
> > - Root is cleaner, and there's a few magic files in there that you
> > might want to keep obviously visible, without clutter.
> >
> >> This must be the shortest path length,
> >
> > Shortest path length is no path length
>
> Thanks Andy. I'm sure you are right. I wish I had had this advice when I
> started.
> --
> Jim S
> Tyneside UK
> http://www.jimscott.co.uk
another way would be by creating a folder called css (best in lower
case)
it should be stored in where the html and image folder is....
ex:
(page.html)(page2.html) (images folder) (css folder)
when you call the css in your html coding.... don't forget to include
the folder plus name of the css...
Ex:
css/style.css
hope this helps...
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