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Using a relative reference has always been the recommended way to go.

 

The reason being that the site could be picked up and moved without having things break.

 

Now HTML has a tag called BASE, this sets the first part of a call that, for one reason or another, needed to be absolutely referenced.

 

I set <base> when I grab a site's programming so I can view the images that are relative referenced in WAMP.

I always thought absolute was something like http://www.mywebsite.com/folder/xxx.css and relative was ../xxx.css.

There are a few forms of absolute:

 

* For some reason I'm not sure if this one is supported by the standards. Read otherwise somewhere? Regardless, it works.

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