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BASE
(base URL)
The BASE tag specifies the base URL for the document. All relative links in the document are derived from this base URL. For example, if the base is \"
http://home.netscape.com/\", the relative link \"doc1.html\" resolves to \"
http://home.netscape.com/doc1.html\".The BASE tag can also specify a base window which is used to display destination documents when the user clicks links in the document (unless the link itself specifies a target window).
When building complex, multi page documents, you might want to specify a base URL for the main document (master HTML file). To do this, establish a base URL, then give relative URLs for all
referenced documents.
If you change the location of the master document, you must update the BASE tag to the new base URL.
All relative references to URLs will be updated relative to the new location of the base URL.
If a document containing links to other documents in the same directory or a subdirectory does not specify a base URL, the full path to the linked documents will usually be resolved correctly. However, the browser may sometimes resolve relative links incorrectly unless the document containing the links specifies the BASE attribute.
The BASE tag does not require a closing tag.
Syntax
<BASE
HREF=\"baseURL\"
TARGET=\"WindowName\"
>
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<base target=\'blank\'>
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