Let's take a simple example to make this clearer. Suppose I want to insert a small piece of HTML code which adds an image to my website. The HTML code I add will need to reference the image file somewhere. First I copy the image file, say "myLogo.gif", into the support folder of my document. If the document is "mySite.web", the support folder will be "mySite_web_files". I know that when I export this website, I will export it to the name "mysite.htm". This means that all the generated images for my site, and a copy of "myLogo.gif" which I put in the support folder, will be exported to the folder "mysite_htm_files". Therefore I must make the HTML code I'm inserting reference the image file in that location. So I may insert:-
<img src="mysite_htm_files/myLogo.gif" />
Note that this references the image file in the exported image folder location (_htm_files), NOT directly in the support folder (_web_files), because only the exported image folder gets copied to the web server along with my web page when the site is published.
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