Absolute, Relative and Root-relative links - an explanation
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Ever wondered what the difference is between an absolute link, a relative link and a root-relative link is? Here is the answer.
My new book Sams Teach Yourself Microsoft Expression Web 3 in 24 Hours is nearing completion (just finished final review of the first 10 chapters last night). The book is a revision of the original for the new version of Expression Web and in the rewriting process I also added some new content to help the readers better understand the sometimes confusing and mysterious world of web code. These additions were mostly brought forth by questions and comments from readers as is the case with the excerpt below about hyperlink syntax. I chose this excerpt because it is relevant not only to people…
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