Uploaded November 2018 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Setting up multiple pages in HTML + CSS is easy, there are just a few gotchas to be careful of! VIEW THE CODE: next.plnkr.co/edit/PKoGCHFcccpCoIIx
You'll start by creating multiple HTML pages. They can be in the same folder, or in their own folder, it doesn't matter, you just need to know where to point to them. Then, you simply make A tags to point to them. In HTML, when referencing a file, beginners tend to make 2 mistakes - they don't spell the file name right (or use capital/lowercase letters on accident) OR, they don't point to the right location for the HTML/CSS file. If the HTML or CSS file is in a folder, you need to reference the folder as well.
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Also watch: "Tailwind CSS - why CSS utility classes save so much time"
youtube.com/watch?v=oU5ar0dmQEY
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Setting up multiple pages in HTML + CSS is easy, there are just a few gotchas to be careful of! VIEW THE CODE: next.plnkr.co/edit/PKoGCHFcccpCoIIx
You'll start by creating multiple HTML pages. They can be in the same folder, or in their own folder, it doesn't matter, you just need to know where to point to them. Then, you simply make A tags to point to them. In HTML, when referencing a file, beginners tend to make 2 mistakes - they don't spell the file name right (or use capital/lowercase letters on accident) OR, they don't point to the right location for the HTML/CSS file. If the HTML or CSS file is in a folder, you need to reference the folder as well.
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Also watch: "Tailwind CSS - why CSS utility classes save so much time"
youtube.com/watch?v=oU5ar0dmQEY
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