[SOLVED] I Guess Directory Structure?

[Trium918]

index.php and a folder named style are in the same directory.

Style contains a CSS file called test.css. I am trying to

access test.css from index.php by using ../

 

Which would be the equivalent to?

@import url(style/superiun.css );

 

@import url(./superiun.css );

or

@import url(../superiun.css );

 

 

 

[AndyB]

Imagine you had another folder named wombat in that same directory.  In your two examples, how would ./ or ../ guess whether to look in the folder named style or the folder named wombat?  Does that suggest that the folder name is an intrinsic requirement of the path?

[Trium918]

Imagine you had another folder named wombat in that same directory.  In your two examples, how would ./ or ../ guess whether to look in the folder named style or the folder named wombat?  Does that suggest that the folder name is an intrinsic requirement of the path?

 

I don't understand! All I am trying to do is access the the content inside of the style folder.

[AndyB]

then the link/relative link must include the (right) folder name

[Trium918]

then the link/relative link must include the (right) folder name

 

So I cannot use ../ or ./?

When can I used them?

[AndyB]

../ is up a level, i.e. a superior folder

[Trium918]

../ is up a level, i.e. a superior folder

 

This doesn't work either.

@import url(style/superiun.css );

[AndyB]

@import url(/style/superiun.css);

[Trium918]

@import url(/style/superiun.css);

 

Nothing! http://www.superiun.com

[Trium918]

Both work! Style should have been style. Big differences.

 

@import url(./superiun.css );

and

@import url(../superiun.css );