Linking to a directory "above" the current one

[Deathbringer]

Hello, i wasnt sure if i should post this here or in "Technique tips and tricks", its more a general website coding question (didnt there used to be a web design forum here?)

Anyway, i'm basically wondering if it is possible to link to something, say a .css file or html file in a directory above the one of the current html file without using an absolute link, for instance i am on the page:

http://www.blahblah.com/links/links.html

and i want it to display a frame containing the html file at this location

http://www.blahblah.com/stuffinframe.html

is there a way to do this without using an absolute link?

(The reason i ask is i want my whole site to use one .css file, i have like 100 folder and using a css file in every one, or making every page have an absolute link, would defeat the purpose if i wanted to move servers )

[Phalanx]

just have the path: <a href=" ../stuffinframe.html">

../ means up one folder.

or you could use <a href=" /stuffinframe.html">

[Deathbringer]

Ahhh..TWO dots!, i kept trying it with THREE dots

i guess i owe TWO people fanart as well..heh