The Good Old Link
Without the link, the Web would simply not exist. It's the heart and soul of the Web and, as such, should be treated with kindness!
Linking is easy to accomplish, but there are a few important issues to discuss when it comes to linking. Before you get to the code, I want to offer a little insight into two primary types of linking: absolute and relative.
Absolute linking is using the exact address to the file you'd like the link to point to. This means including the domain, any subdirectories, and the filename (see Example 2-9).
Example 2-9. An absolute address example
http://www.molly.com/books/springboard.html
Relative linking means linking to files associated on the same server—files that are in the neighborhood, so ...
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