Once you know it works, that's when you use the relative links, because at that point you'll already know it works and you can reuse the code you used for the other one and alter what's needed and that's all there is to it. And it will work locally because you would use the absolute link to start with. Enjoy and good luck!Īh well see the thing is, if you get one working then you do the same thing for the others and you should't "have" to test it, it will work since you've already tested your theory. If you get the desktop setup to work, I'd be interested in that as well, but my system does work well for me so it's not a need in my case. The items will no longer show in BSS or in Preview (and may look really goofy in both if they are galleries and such like that), but if you tested them and all is working well, then once you export all is set to go, no changes need to be done outside of BSS for this then. Once you're satisfied that it's all working as intended, unless the change would alter the structure of your design too much for you to be comfortable with, alter the links to relative links. check to make sure all is working, as this will now all show in your browser preview and should even show and somewhat work in BSS itself.
Use absolute links in your scripts to reference the images/audio files/videos/videos etc. to the server they will reside on in the end, and to a directory tree location that will be similar to what the scripts will expect. Upload all images/audio files/videos/etc. I add a lot of galleries, audio files and videos to my client's sites and here's what I do: I have not tried to do things like that locally so I can' answer you directly, but I can offer a solution for testing your video scripts to make sure they work and what to do then.
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