[Troubledyouth]

how to you do absolute and relative referencing in html(ie getting a picture to load on a page that is saved in a different folder but the folder is just down the file tree a little bit more.

[bla!!]

You can put the path the the picture in the <img> tag.

For example, my page is in the home directory of the webpage, but my picture is in the images folder, the tag would look like this

[img]images\pic.jpg[/img]

You can go in as many directories as you want.

[furtivefelon]

always use absolute reference, as it perserves the linked file even if you changed the dir structure

use: http://yourdomain.tld/yourfolder/yourfile

[Iron_Cross]

I think you can also use:

<img src="../somefolder/someimage"

The tree for that example is like this:

somebasefolder
        |
        --somefolder
        |        |
        |        --someimage.jpg
        |
        --folderofhtml
                |
                --the html file you're using.html

The "../" means go back one folder. Test it to make sure, but I think that works.