HTML5 and CSS3 beginner tutorial 9 - File paths

This tutorial is about file paths. You'll learn how to determine the correct relative file path, and how to use absolute file paths.

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[windz]

Never thought I'd find someone that explains things better than bucky

[pappysocold]

This was the most clear cut explanation for a novice ! Most tutorials expect some type of background knowledge like its easy as 123 but this hit the target audience for sure

[EDPhoto]

Thanks for the "File Paths" tutorial. It REALLY IS important and I was a bit confused about file paths. But this tutorial was a great help so I could understand it better! Keep up the good work and wish you continued success!

[Jxpdnm]

Quentin, Thanks for making these videos -- i am finding that they are by far more helpful and much more easily understandable than even the paid tutorial sites that I had been trying prior to my brother recommending your videos!

[weizhang]

Thanks Quentin, I have watched your HTML5 and CSS3 series and JavaScript series; excellent work!! I feel I'm lucky that I could find your tutorials when I was starting my baby-steps in learning CSS and JS.

[TheFlyguy]

The best explanation i've seen on absolute and relative File paths..

[shouvikshikharroy]

Thanks Quentin! Very well explained! Loved it.

[animan]

I used dashes instead of underscore for spaces, and it worked equally well!

[md.mahabuburrahman]

Superb. Thanks bro, Your learning style is very good.

[tnt-dnjp]

Thank you very much for the crystal clear explanations!!! Very helpful for me as I am trying to learn HTML.

[jawharomeryaba]

thanks a lot bro it saved my time, I mark this video as the best video on youtube which talking about path in web

[charlieaguilera]

god i love you. ive been trying to get it to work and it never did until now

[bhargavipariveda]

new videos are with more onformation, but old videos are simple and good to understand easily I think, thanks for new videos

[binhbietboi]

Thank you about the File Path tutorial.

[katapraktoiswe]

Being new at this I'm a bit confused. At 4:08 you say that absolute paths "wouldn't work for an image, unfortunately", but then you show that example, don't you? Or am I missing something?

[ycls]

Absolutely amazing. You explained everything clearly.

[abhijitdey]

Thanks, before watching this video I had confusion on file paths. I'm using Xampp and the 3rd one with '/' is working.

[tithyyyy]

I created a new folder and placed all the images in them, but when i save my html file and refresh my page, the image still pops up. Is this a new update or am I doing something wrong?

[Foreverppl]

Again, I am seeing your image dimensions in blue below the filename of your jpgs in the finder. Is this a plugin of some sort? I'd really like to know how to have the dimensions displayed and Google is coming up short for me at the moment. Thanks.

[animan]

What makes the browser put a box around the picture and NOT show the image? I have the code written EXACTLY as it shows in your tutorial vodeo. Yes, I did switch out pictures, but why should that make any difference?