In this case, you will have to manually locate and download the missing files, and manually edit the links in your saved html file to "point" to the files saved on your computer. It seems this process will frequently "miss" some files.
css/.js files on your computer, and modify the link in the saved html file to point to the image/file on your computer. Choose File->Save as.->Webpage, complete (or similar wording) when you save the webpage to your computer.There are a few things you can do to "resolve" this. html file, the page will not display properly. If these image and css files are not in the folder where you saved the. When you open your saved page in your browser, it looks for these image and css files in the folder where you saved the. So, when you save the ".html" file for the page, it contains these "relative" links. On that page, is a "relative" link to an image file: "./images/picture.jpg"Īlso on that page is a "relative" link to a. Some links to images and other files can be contained inside these ".css" and ".js" files.įor example, lets say you look at a page:.Similarly, links to ".css" and ".js" files on the page could be "relative" links. Some or many of the links to images on the page could be "relative" links.There are (at least) two reasons that your saved file will not look exactly like the live website you saved:
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