: Links to CSS in another folder are broken when trying to host a simple site on Google Drive I have a simple website that I'd like to host on Google Drive. I have the contents separated into
I have a simple website that I'd like to host on Google Drive. I have the contents separated into multiple folders, one for HTML, one for CSS, etc... and they're all stored in a main folder which I put up on Google Drive. I can open any individual page on the site, but links to CSS, JavaScript, videos, and even other HTML pages aren't working. I know it can be done, I did it a few months ago, but don't remember how, and I can't find any helpful online tutorials. If someone could explain to me how to do this, preferably without altering any of my code, that'd be great. If it matters, my current links to HTML in the same folder look like example.html and links to other folders look like ../OtherFolder/example.css. Thanks!
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First, you need to have an index.html as that file will be served when someone tries to access the homepage of your site. Second, Google Drive websites have a URL structure like googledrive.com/host/ and there’s no way to change the default URL.
Further, make sure to change the sharing permissions to public, which generates the googledrive.com URL using the ID of the new folder.
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