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<a href="../index.html"> cela te permettra de revenir à la page principale en français depuis le dossier anglais.
Tu utilises ".." pour indiquer que tu veux remonter d'un dossier.
Donc, dans ta page en anglais, tu peux écrire : <a href="../en/index.html"> pour aller à la page en anglais à partir de la page en français, ou revenir à la page principale.
Si tu as d'autres questions, n'hésite pas !

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  1.  kilian Moderator
    The current directory is a point, for example, with the path to truc.html in the current folder:
    "./truc.html" is equivalent to "truc.html"

    To reach truc.html in the parent directory:
    "../truc.html"

    To reach truc.html in the parent of the parent directory:
    "../../truc.html"

    To reach truc.html at the root of the site (the parent of all others):
    "/truc.html"
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    1. mellissa Author
      Thank you for responding, but I'm still stuck.
      So, I have:
      http://www.my site.com, and within that, I have an English folder that I open
      with a link:
      <a href="an/index.html">: no problem here,
      now when I’m in the English folder, to return to the French folder:
      <a href="/index.html">, it doesn’t work.
      <a href="/my site/index.html">, it doesn’t work
      I have to write:
      <a href="http://www.my site.com">
      it’s probably not complicated, but I can’t figure it out!!
      Thank you for helping me.
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    2. kilian Moderator
      And <a href="../index.html"> ?
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  2. mellissa Author
    Thank you for this explanation, actually it’s quite simple....now.
    Well, I was thinking of getting into PHP, but I think I’ll do some cooking instead!!!
    Thanks again.
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    1. lami20j Moderator
      Re,

      And what are we eating?
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    2. kilian Moderator
      Elephant leg...
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    3. lami20j Moderator
      @kilianAnd it would be better if we could keep the ivory for ourselves.
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    4. kilian Moderator
      @kilianThe best toothpick I know of....
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    5. lami20j Moderator
      @kilianAt least now we know that if we have cooking problems, we can ask Mellissa.

      Mellissa said and especially no one laugh at me !!!
      I hope she doesn’t mix up the tags with the ingredients.
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  3. lami20j Moderator
    Hello,

    site_mother contains:

    index.html
    in
    esp

    To go to English

    en/index.html

    To return 

     ../index.html


    To go to esp

    .. to go back to the parent folder (site_mother)
    in to go to Spanish

    so: 
    ../esp/index.html


    Read carefully the answer 2 from Kilian.

    You need to juggle with . and .. 

    . current directory .. parent directory


    If you have this structure: 
     /parent/child1/child11/child12/index1.html /parent/child2/child21/child22/index2.html


    and you are on index2.html here’s how to link to index1.html step by step:
    You must go back up to /parent to be able to change the children

    - the current directory is child22 
    ./index2.html

    - the parent directory for child22 and child21 so to access child21 you write 
    ../
    you go back one directory
    - the parent directory for child21 and child2 so to access child2 you write 
    ../../
    you go back two directories
    - the parent directory for child2 and parent so to access parent you write 
    ../../../
    you go back three directories

    and now since you are in parent you have access to all the children

    So to enter child12/index1.html you follow the other path 
    ../../../child1/child11/child12/index1.html


    In short, since we were in index2.html we had to go back 3 directories and then go down 3 directories to access index1.html.

    Take the simple algorithm:

    A->B->C
    A->B1->C1

    You are in C1. To get to C you must do it via A, so we have

    C1 ->B1 ->A ->B ->C

    ../../B/C
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    1. mellissa Author
      ok thanks,
      I forgot the colons and now it's good, but since I'm useless, I can't switch files to the other: if I have two folders in my main folder, for example: English and Spanish: to switch from English to French:
      <a href="../index.html">,
      but to go from English to Spanish?
      and please nobody laugh at me!!!
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      2. kilian Moderator
        Hi,

        I don't quite understand. Do you want to go back in the hierarchy, meaning go to the parent folder?

        In that case, you just need to use relative links:
        <a href="../index.html">

        I recommend reading this page, it will be really useful for understanding relative and absolute paths:
        https://www.commentcamarche.net/contents/1091-repertoire
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