HTML Folder Structure
Intro
Navigation on HTML pages is usually done with the folder structure. Understanding how to structure your project and how to reference files is a requirement of creating any kind of hyper document with images and links.
Suggested Learning
- File Paths - Explains the difference between absolute and relative. Pay attention to the best practices at the bottom.
- index.html- Why do you name your default file- index.html?
- Folder Structure - Folder Structures are one of the most important things to understand when designing web pages.
Requirements
- Create a webpage with the following structure:
    . ├── about.html ├── images │ └── myimage.png - pick whatever image you want ├── index.html └── posts ├── index.html └── my-post.html
- Create the following connections between the files
    - ./index.html should have relative links to about.html and posts/index.html. The link to posts/index.html should not include index.htmlin the link.
- ./index.html should have an absolute link to an image (use an <img>tag)
- posts/index.html should have a relative link to my-post.html
- my-post.html should link to index.html and posts/index.html with a relative link
- about.html should have an absolute link to ./index.html and my-post.html
- Include 1 image from another website (use an <img>tag)
 
- ./index.html should have relative links to about.html and posts/index.html. The link to posts/index.html should not include 
- Provide content on all of the HTML pages (use Lorem Ipsum to generate content).
- Show you work to the #requirementsDiscord channel to show you have passed this requirement off.