[Bandolier]

OUch!!! My eyes are bleedin'. Damn, Gawain.

Saber,

Relative paths are "relative" to the document root of the server. i. e. ../mypix/vacationpix/bermuda.jpg. They are easy to move from server to server. But, if you copy that page to anyplace else, ../mypix/vacationpix/bermuda.jpg won't exist unless you used something like webcopy to move all the directives, recursively.

Absolute references have the domain and server path in the URL, i. e. http://www.mydomain.com/mypix/vacationpix/bermuda.jpg.

They will basically work from anywhere.

[Sabertooth]

Relative paths are "relative" to the document root of the server. i. e. ../mypix/vacationpix/bermuda.jpg. They are easy to move from server to server. But, if you copy that page to anyplace else, ../mypix/vacationpix/bermuda.jpg won't exist unless you used something like webcopy to move all the directives, recursively.

Absolute references have the domain and server path in the URL, i. e. http://www.mydomain.com/mypix/vacationpix/bermuda.jpg.

They will basically work from anywhere.

OK, I'd figured that stuff out, just didn't know they were called "realtive paths."

I copy my source code onto a MS Word doc, and then do a find/replace to fix all the URLs on the graphics and links. Is there a better way?