Template update augmenting <a href="[link]

I am designing a site with one master template and six subject specific
templates. The six sub templates were the product of the cloning and minor
modification of the master template. (Ctrl+D)

After building pages off of the sub templates, the link reference (<a href= .
.. . .) is automatically augmented to include the "Template" directory. So, <a
href=mypage.htm> becomes <a href=Template/mypage.htm> And, of course, the links
are blind/broken.

Any hints about what I'm doing wrong? Or actually - PLEASE HELP!!!

Thanks -

Tony

Show me the master template page, please.

All links in a template page must be either document relative to the
template -

<a href="../whatever.html"

or root relative -

<a href="/whatever.html"

If you enter the links manually and don't use either of these two schemes,
you are making a mistake.

By the way, what you describe is not so difficult to do with a single
template rather than having 6 nested templates.

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"zinnanti" <webforumsuser (AT) macromedia (DOT) com> wrote

I am designing a site with one master template and six subject specific
templates. The six sub templates were the product of the cloning and minor
modification of the master template. (Ctrl+D)

After building pages off of the sub templates, the link reference (<a
href= .
. . .) is automatically augmented to include the "Template" directory. So,
a
href=mypage.htm> becomes <a href=Template/mypage.htm> And, of course, the
links
are blind/broken.

Any hints about what I'm doing wrong? Or actually - PLEASE HELP!!!

Thanks -

Tony