Hello, I have a site with many sub-directories, with only one location for the images in the home directory. The site uses include files loaded from the /includes folder in the root directory to construct the templates for every page in every directory (even for the sub-directories). Now the include files are calling for images in their main directory for each sub-directory. But the images are all located in the /images (home directory) of the site. I assume there has to be a way where I can use an .htaccess file to put in each sub-directory to relocate and load the images from the home directory for the sub-directories. What command line would I need to put in the .htaccess file to make this happen? If this sounds confusing to you, then this is an example: This is what my site structure looks like: /images /includes /websitefile.php /websitefile.php /subdirectory1/websitefile.php --The include code inside these look like this: <?php include("../includes/template-a.htm"); ?> (inside these include files images are being called like this: /images/picture.jpg) /subdirectory2/websitefile.php /subdirectory3/websitefile.php /subdirectoryetc/websitefile.php Now all these websitefiles are calling for the images in their main directory. The websitefiles in the root directory load the images fine, but the websitefiles in the sub-directories are not loading right now (because all the images are located in the parent directory!) See what I mean? So what would i need to put in the .htaccess to make the images load up for the sub-directories? Thank You!
Nevermind I figured out an easy workaround to this. All I had to do is use the FULL URL to the images in the include files instead of using /images/picture.jpg duh