Web Design 6: File Structure, Check-In
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1. What is the name of the root folder for this site?
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2. What is the name of the file which www.cookies.com would land on when visiting the site on the Web?
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3. What would be the URL (Web Address) if you wanted to go directly to the recipes page?
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4. Provide the html code for inserting the image cm.jpg onto the index.html file.
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5. Provide the html code for linking from the index.html to the recipes.html file.
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6. You can copy and paste a photo from the Web into Dreamweaver and the image will still appear when you publish the file to the Web?
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7. I can insert an image onto the index.html file which is saved onto my desktop and not in the root folder?
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8. If you insert an image onto the index.html file from your desktop and the code appears as <img src="file:///Macintosh HD/Users/teacher/Desktop/cm.jpg"> and the image appears when previewing the file on your local computer will the image still appear once you publish the file to the Web?
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9. Does the image below provide a preview of the recipes.html file from the local side (your computer) or the remote side (the Web)?
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10. What type of files are sitting in the first level of the root folder?
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