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Good day guys HELP im nowhere Close to any of these TITles :)
LOL
Hey I have a problem
I created My web CV on a web page.. . . . to better My chances of getting in to an IT company so i can earn enought to go and study. . . . . But i only have One problem The infomation that i added is Place on My HDD(C drive) is there any way i can attech it to the Whole link . . . .in s Such away that you need to Click the link. to open it. . and click on personal Info to see . . . and educational . . . ect

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saved the CV as an HTML file on the C: drive, so other people cannot reach it via a normal web link. correctly asked what kind of file it is — an HTML page is perfect for publishing, but it must be uploaded somewhere that serves it over HTTP/HTTPS. That is why and pointed toward hosting.

Two practical steps:

  • Put the HTML (and any supporting files) on a free static host so the page has a public URL. GitHub Pages is a common choice for beginners (see the docs at GitHub Pages). Neocities is another user-friendly option.
  • Change links that point to local paths (C:...) to relative paths or to the public URL you get from the host. file:/// links only work on the machine that has the file.

Two simple ways to hide sections until clicked:

Use the native HTML5 element (no JS required):

<details>
  <summary>Personal details</summary>
  <p>Name, phone, email, etc.</p>
</details>

Load an external HTML fragment only when requested (works once the fragment is uploaded to your host):

<button onclick="loadSection('personal.html')">Personal details</button>
<div id="section"></div>

<script>
function loadSection(url) {
  fetch(url)
    .then(r => r.text())
    .then(html => document.getElementById('section').innerHTML = html)
    .catch(e => console.error(e));
}
</script>

Notes and troubleshooting: do not use absolute local paths; after uploading use relative or absolute HTTP(S) URLs. If loading external fragments watch for CORS and same-origin limits. Test the public URL from another device to confirm everything works. For privacy, share a PDF or use a host that offers access controls. For more on the HTML element and fetch(), see the MDN docs: details and Using Fetch.

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Member Avatar for phouse512

What kind of file is the one that you want them to see?

Member Avatar for The'ho

Thank you for getting Back at me . . . I place My CV as a web page . . . . Im nt really fimilair With the names Of all the Buttons . . but i place a link in it to redirect it to a certain area . . . . . the same Button that is used to Submit or reply . . .. The information i want to acsess is in HTML format . .. . . . but on another web page is there a way i Can access a link that will direct the user to click on E.G personal details
and my persondetails open . . . i know that i have to put it on the same web page But i dont want it to show Unless a link is Clicked

Member Avatar for peter_budo

You need to upload your CV on some website if is stored on your pc nobody else can access it. Do google search for free hosting and set up your website

Member Avatar for The'ho

Thank you man . . . . there is no way i can set it on the
web page its self nhe
I really aprecialte it

Member Avatar for peter_budo

Thank you man . . . . there is no way i can set it on the
web page its self nhe
I really aprecialte it

Sorry your respond doesn't make any sense...

Member Avatar for rexibit

There are a number of free file hosting sites on the Internet. Just paste the url to the file from that site into the link you have on your page.

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