I started programming a short time using HTML and my biggest problem is to do a project and when I take it to other computers it takes a lot of time changing the paths of images and hyperlinks.
How do I keep links from breaking when I take my project to another computer?
Example, on the pc of my company the link is something like:
D: \ Users \ Scheduler \ Desktop \ my-project \ images \ logo.png
On my pc it stays
C: \ Users \ Joao \ Desktop \ my-project \ images \ logo.png
To avoid or minimize this type of problem you can use relative paths.
To refer from the "folder" to which the file was opened, start the path without bars, for example:
You have the following structure:
Your img tag would look like:
<img src="imagens/logo.png">
Your hyperlink would look like: Another file
The image in the file pessoa.html would have to "back" a folder to find the files, for example:
<img src="../imagens/logo.png">
You can find more detail at this link: link
The real problem is you use absolute paths to map your resources in Html, I recommend using relative paths, so when switching machines the problem will not exist
In your case, if the Html file is in the D:\Users\Programador\Desktop\meu-projeto\ folder, the page path can only be images\logo.png , the system will search the% regardless of where the images folder is