monami

here is what I'm triing to do, but I don't seem to succed in doing this.

I want people to be able to get to a page of my website in two manners..
this way "www.emmanuelthivierge.com/cv/" and this way cv.emmanuelthivierge.com. At first i was using relative url for the css this way "../css/layout.css" or even this "/css/layout.css" work for the "www.emmanuelthivierge.com/cv" but both don't work for the cv.emmanuelthivierge.com because it can't find the css file in "cv.emmanuelthivierge.com/css/layout.css"

I know I can use absolute url but I think this is so more clear "/css/layout.css" knowing it is from the root. i could also point all my links in for example home.html to cv.emmanuelthivierge.com

Do I have other solution? The best would be to keep my link pointing to emmanuelthivierge.com/cv and my css in kind of relative way... Am-I asking for something impossible?

thanks alot

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Rick

You could do this with a symbolic link to the css folder in your cv folder. i.e.,

This will create a css folder within the cv folder that is a symbolic link to the css folder in public_html. So now any css files in public_html/css will also appear in public_html/cv/css.

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MarkRH

One thing you could do is add the following to the top of a .htaccess file in your /cv/ folder that has:
This will force anyone trying to access the site with "emmanuelthivierge.com/cv/whatever" to be automatically redirected to "cv.emmanuelthivierge.com/whatever"

I do this will all my sub-domains.

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cowboy

../ backs up one folder :: .//.// backs up two folders, etc
/ backs up to the root folder :: username/

so use:

./ which says to the server "you will find it in this same folder as the calling script"

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