Absolute Links to Relative

[Pro.Luv]

Hi,

 

How can I convert absolute link to relative,

 

I need to get a relative link of links like:

 

<a href="/page.php">Page</a>

And 

<a href="page.php">Page</a>

 

I really need help with this.

 

Thanks

 

[revraz]

Those are relative links.

[Pro.Luv]

I revraz, I'm sorry about that I got it mixed up,

I want to make those links absolute from relative.

 

Thanks

[gevans]

absolute as in css absolute?

 

<a style="position: absolute;" href="page.php">Page</a>

 

Forgive me if I missunderstood

[Pro.Luv]

 

Hi gevans,  no not that type of absolute...

 

An absolute link defines a specific location of the Web file or document including: the protocol to use to get the document, the server to get it from, the directory it is located in, and the name of the document itself. Below is an example of an absolute link:

 

<a href="http://www.domain.com/pagename.html"></a>

 

With a relative link, the search engine spiders and browsers already know where the current document is located. Thus, if you link to another document in the same directory, you will not need to write out the full URL. Only the file name is necessary. Below is an example of a relative link:

 

<a href="pagename.html"></a>

 

 

[ryanyoungsma]

are you looking to set a base href?

 

<base href="http://www.yourdomain.com/"  />