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Basic Linking with folders
Relative to lower folder Other Page 2
<a href="sub/MyOtherPage2.html">Other Page 2</a>
Relative to higher folder Other Page 3
<a href="../MyOtherPage3.html">Other Page 3</a>
Link across pages link to other page
<a href="WMSpeaks2-6.html#description">link to other page</a>
Click and hold on a link - copy link
Copy link from location field
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This link is to a page in a folder (subdirectory) called sub that is in the same folder where the current page is located.
This link is to a page in a folder (directory) that encloses the folder where the current page is located. The reference uses two dots ../ which means to go up one folder level.
This link is to a named anchor on a page in the same folder (directory) where the current page is located.
By clicking and holding the mouse button down, you can copy a reference to a link to the clipboard. You can also copy the link reference from the Location text field on the top of the window.
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