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Laurel Hickey [mailto:lhickey -at- 2morrow -dot- bc -dot- ca]
> What are you making the webpage with in the first place. From what you
> describe, it sounds like you're saving a webpage from off the Internet
> because that's what IE does when you do that.
I received it as a matched set from some graphic designer
elsewhere in the company, who updates our image every
year (or whim).
> In normal webpage development, the images and css and
> whatever DO NOT go
> into a folder named for the page. They go into logical
> directories that
> usually serve the whole site or specific areas or directories
> of the site.
> They are named incredibly original names like "images" and
> "css" and "media"
> and so forth.
If my blood sugar hadn't been so low, the obvious solution
is to just rename the directory to something generic that
doesn't look (to Windows) like it belongs with the htm file,
fix the links to the renamed directory, and never have the
silly problem again.
I guess the original designer named them alike so that we
writers would keep them together, and I'd just been
following suit.
Obviously, I need to eat more chocolate at work, to keep
my brain from getting so fuzzy.
Also obviously, it's time I built a web site, just to get
accustomed to those tools... though gawd knows I have no
desire to maintain a site, but no motivation to build
one unless it's for real. :-)
Thanks.
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