I want to modify a site but the link to css file is like this
https://192.168.253.70/ossim/style/av_common.css?t=50e990c674ba3640e69c2ed0b79bbd0b
I don't get were the file css is to modify .. av-commen.css is a php file
Go to the root directory of the site. The navigate over ossim then click on style . Find the file says av_common.css and Edit it then finally save it! That's it! Pretty simple.
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I have 2 folders html and php, in html all html files exist and in php all php file exist.
In html folder-> buycars.html exist which link with viewh.php(this is in php folder) how to create a link… I use
<a href="php/viewh.php">
that is not working.
you need to jump one directory back
<a href="../php/viewh.php">
You need to go up one directory. To do this you simply append ../ to your directory path;
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You can also go up multiple by stacking them like so;
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EDIT: #Sourabh beat me to it.
On my project work I have got two css file one for index-page another for home-page.I thought that I should keep those two css files on a folder so, if on coming days if i added more css files then it will be easy for me to find them all in one folder so, i did.I have one folder for images also.
My question is that when I add an image from css (background-image property) to my any page it won't display there but other images which were added from html img src=' ' property they are all displayed.
when i again placed that two css files from it's css folder to outside together with index.php,home.php then all those image which were not shown earlier by css background-image property were shown again! what may be the reason behind happening that???
I think you may have a filepath issue here, though I don't have much information to go on. If your css files are in let's say "main/css/" and you're trying to access an image in a directory above it, then you're either going to have to give the background-image src an absolute path or use ../ to break out of your current directory. Example:
if your image resides in the main folder 1 level above your css folder:
#myImage {
background-image: src("../myImagePic.png");
}
This is probably the reason why when you add the image from your HTML file that's in the main directory it works and then in your CSS which is located inside a CSS folder inside of the main directory it doesn't work. Hopefully this helps, didn't have much to go on.
please,I am trying to create link to a php file in sub folder using tag but when I am testing the link it gives "NOT FOUND" error this is the code About
Make sure that name of file or folder is correct with caps lock text. something like this in below:
About
If about.php is in pages folder and you are gonna link to another file in this folder, you must remove ../ from the code, something like this:
About
Please provide link of About.php that we'll check it out, it's easy way to find the problem.
Browse to the file in the browser manually, then work backwards.
Draw a map of your directories, for visual aid
For example;
.public_html/
..pages/
page1.html
..files/
...config/
..folder1
..folder2/
index.html
The link from index.html to pages/page1.html would be
Page1
The link from pages/page1.html to index.html would be
Index
I have a php page(index.php) that includes another html file(footer.html). Am using dreamweaver, and my problem is: The included file(footer.html) shows in the main file (index.php) in dreamweaver design view, but does not show in the browser preview. I have both the php files in the root directory, so they're at the same level. I have tried using require rather than include with the same result. My include code is:
<?php include("footer.html");?>
does anyone see something wrong off the bat?
Do realy exist file "footer.html"?
If no create them.
Is file "footer.html" in the same directory as "index.php"?
If no add it to the same directory.
Do you have any content in your "footer.html" file?
If no add any and check if it appears on page.
I am brand new to PHP. I want to use it to include a universal header and footer in an html/jquery site. Currently I am using includes to do this:
<?php include('../includes/footer.php'); ?>
This works fine. Where I encounter a problem is with any images in the header or footer.
An explanation of my file structure:
Root folder: contains index.php and the folders "includes", "img", "php" etc.
php folder: contains gallery.php
includes folder: contains header.php, footer.php
When viewing the index.php all images in the header and footer show properly, but, because they are linked relatively (ex "img/facebook.png"), the do not show in gallery.php. To work they would need a ../ included. But then this would defeat the purpose of a universal header.
Thus I am trying to figure out how to link the images in the includes files in way that is doesn't matter where the php file is located. I have read this thread (which sounds like my problem) but I do not understand any of the answers. I have also read things that suggest $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] .'/folder/';, in conjunction with an echo to display the image. I tried this in my footer.php with this code:
<?php
$path = $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . '/img/';
$image = ($path . "facebook.png");
echo "<img src=\"$image\" />"; ?>
When I view the page though, I end up with a little torn paper icon instead of my image. I assume this means that the path is incorrect, but I do not know why. facebook.png resides in the img folder. This problem occurs on both index.php and gallery.php.
After this rather long winded explanation (sorry), my mains questions are:
1) How do I get images to show up properly in my includes across multiple directories?
2) If I am going about this in the right way with the echo, what are the possible reasons why it is not working?
Once again, I know nothing about php, so if you could try to make your answers as basic as possible, it would be much appreciated.
Thank you!
Instead of img/facebook.png, add a / before the img/ like this: /img/facebook.png
This says "go to the root, and look for the img folder there. All your images should work fine then. The path of the images are absolute or relative based on the HTML page you're viewing, not which files you use to create it.
Though there's probably not much of reason for a "php" folder - just keep all your pages in the root directory.