FAQ: Learn Secondary Navigation - Where do Breadcrumbs Lead

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This community-built FAQ covers the “Where do Breadcrumbs Lead” exercise from the lesson “Learn Secondary Navigation”.

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Learn Navigation Design

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I made it this far after three weeks and I must say, I’m really enjoying it :smiley:!
Still need a lot of practice obvy, my syntax seems messy most of the time.

How is everyone else doing?

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Up and down… had a mini-breakthrough a couple of days ago, which was good :smiley:

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hey guys,

there is a super confusing bug.
if you use < a href="./shoes.html">Shoes</a>
It is marked as wrong - well it works and is a good practice anyway.
You need to use the link without hereSlash operator (./)
And now comes the confusing part, you link the stylesheets the same way with ./$somePath.

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Thank you! I came here hoping for help - I could not figure out why my answer was wrong! Removing the ./ worked (although I still don’t know why).