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2,565 PointsWebsites: Part 2
Im having an issue connecting the two web pages together.
This is what I have for the first page for index.html
<a href="my_directory/another_page.html">My Link</a>
Here's the second page of code for another_page.html
<a href="index.html">Go Back</a>
I'm sorry if I'm not making too much sense. I'm not too good at explaining this via discussion board.
1 Answer
Nicholas Olsen
Front End Web Development Techdegree Student 19,342 PointsIf your directory structure looks like this:
index.html
my_directory
another_page.html
Then any links in another_page.html linking back to index.html need to refer to the parent directory. You can do that by using two periods like this:
<a href="../index.html">Go Back</a>
This means, "go back one directory and link to index.html"