How are individual code docs attached/referenced?

Question

Having trouble getting a clear answer through Google. So lets say I want to make a web page that uses html, css, and JavaScript but I don't want everything in the html. I want an individual css doc and JS doc. I know href can be used to reference files but does it simply need to be in a folder then you just copy that file path? I.e. <a href>C:/user/me/code/mycode.js</a> (Also, pretty sure that href line is written incorrectly but you get what I mean)

Answer 1

Hi Shane!

It looks like you might be wanting to implement the file setup on your home computer (instead of hosting it on a server for public availability, which is more complicated). I haven't tested this on a Windows PC, but it definitely works in Linux. Please find sample code and file name indicators in the link below.

https://code.sololearn.com/Wey3T90cWCV0/#html

You will want to view all three tabs (HTML, CSS, and JS) in the demo.
Note: To keep things easy, I've assumed that all three files will be in the same folder so that you don't have to add file paths.

I hope this helps! If you have any additional questions, please don't hesitate to reach out!