In the resulting dialogue, select the "Select a file" icon and navigate to the second_page.html
file.
T he way that the the path of the link is written tells the browser if the link is relative or
absolute. When creating websites, it's a very good idea to understand how this works.
If a URL starts with a / (the forward-slash character used to separate the names of folders or
directories within a URL) or a protocol (e.g. "http:", "file:"), it is an absolute URL. T he absolute
URL format is necessary to properly locate information on external sites, such as
"http://www.google.com". When you selected your second_page.html file, BlueGriffon filled in
an absolute URL which:
begins with "file:///" (since you are viewing content on your local system), and
ends with "/T utorial_Site/second_page.html" if you followed the suggestions above
