How do I put a hyperlink to "two levels above in the directory tree"?

I am trying to code my Home button. Is there a way to just climb back up the file structure, instead of using the absolute path like I have below.

I have a file index.html that I have at C:\Users\Randy\Documents\XML\

Heres my code:

<a id="my-family" href="C:\Users\Randy\Documents\XML\index.ht开发者_如何学JAVAml">Home</a> 

Heres where I am trying to come from: C:\Users\Randy\Documents\XML\project\xml

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to go two level up use "../../" and your normal url from two level up folder.

"../" in the path is used to go one level up. But, it can be used for more times, to go more levels up.

an example:

| HOME <br> 
+- image.jpg<br> 
|_
  |
  +- CONFIG<br>  
     |
     + PICTURE_CONFIG
       | 
       +- myfile.html

myfile.html contains:

<img src="../../image.jpg" />

the second"../" goes from PICTURE_CONFIG to CONFIG folder
the first "../"goes from CONFIG to HOME folder
"image.jpg" searches in HOME folder for the file "image.jpg"

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You can use ../index.html to refer to index.html in the parent directory.

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On Windows OS, the forward-slash (/) wasn't working, so I switched to back-slash (\) and that fixed it. For example, try using the following:

"..\..\index.html"

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I'm not sure exactly what you're asking, but in relative paths, ../ is 'up one level'.

So, ../index.html would take you to the index of the next directory up. Hope that helps.

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1. <img src="picture.jpg"> WHEN picture.jpg is located in the same folder as the current page

2. <img src="images/picture.jpg"> WHEN picture.jpg is located in the images folder located in the current folder

3. <img src="/images/picture.jpg"> WHEN picture.jpg is located in the images folder located at the root of the current web

4. <img src="../picture.jpg"> WHEN picture.jpg is located in the folder one level up from the current folder

   5. <img src="../../picture.jpg"> WHEN picture.jpg is located in the folder two levels up from the current folder

Hope this example help :)

Source: https://www.w3schools.com/html/html_filepaths.asp

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In IIS10 below is my observation and both works fine:

single Dot will take you one folder above
img src="./images/picture.jpg"

Double Dot will take you two folders above
img src="../images/picture.jpg"