In Meta Tag, Url With Slash Vs Url Without Slash
What is the difference between: and I am calling t
Solution 1:
When you use "/" as the first character of the route you mean that the route starts from the root (domain.com/). If you don't use it, the route starts from the current location (domain.com/folder/).
Solution 2:
Using /
indicates that the path begins in the root folder. This is called an absolute path.
If you avoid the slash you are using a relative path, so the path begins in the current folder.
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