So You Want To Set Up Your First Site, Huh?

So You Want To Set Up Your First Site, Huh?: "you need only call for the page name. You see, your directory is a closed home for all of your pages. If you only call for a page or an image through its name minus the full address, what happens is that the server looks for the page or the image inside the same home that houses the page that called for it. In other words, servers will search a page's home directory by default. That's good to know when you create your links. It means you only have to use the page's name minus the full URL.
What If I Do Use The Full URL?

     Always playing the rebel, huh? The answer is that your internal links might run slower. You see, if you use the full address, what happens is that when your user clicks on a link, a full search process begins. First the server is located, next the directory is located, then the page is located. Whereas, if you use only the name, the search is already at its destination. The server simply searches itself. Slick, huh?
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