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HTML HTML Basics Going Further with HTML Root-relative Paths

Enemuo Felix
Enemuo Felix
1,895 Points

What is the 'simpleHTTPServer' all about

I feel like i'm really left out here. I don't think Guil said much about it for newbie like me who are just hearing it for the first time. Is it something vital for my learning at this stage? Anybody?

Enemuo Felix
Enemuo Felix
1,895 Points

I also appreciate your input Michael

1 Answer

Hi!

I do not think it is something vital. Not at this point. Everything he is saying is that for now, we have all the website content (images, etc) stored in the workspaces. If you download the content of workspaces to work with your own text editor, the content will the stored in your computer, then you will need to redirect the links to the folder in which your content is stored. Once in the future you store the content in some server outside of your computer, just do not forget to change the link paths.

Enemuo Felix
Enemuo Felix
1,895 Points

Thanks so much Evans

Michael Hulet
Michael Hulet
47,913 Points

Better yet, just use relative links so that your files will be totally server-agnostic