static-website-asset-paths

Static website assets fail through a proxy server because absolute paths cannot resolve to the proxy URL. Correcting HTML references to relative paths ensures assets are accessible and prevents 404 errors.

To fix static asset path references for proxy compatibility, convert absolute URLs to relative paths within your HTML files. This adjustment allows CSS, JavaScript, and images to load correctly via proxy servers.

You need relative paths for static assets when building or deploying websites within a sandbox environment. This ensures proxy compatibility and allows browsers to correctly load assets without location errors.

The best way to ensure CSS and JavaScript files load via proxy URLs is to correct asset reference management in HTML. Using relative paths maintains file structure hierarchy for proper proxy access.

Absolute paths are not recommended for website deployment in OpenSandbox. You must convert them to relative paths to ensure proxy servers can correctly locate and load your static assets.

The static-website-asset-paths skill corrects asset path references from absolute to relative in HTML. It supports static assets like images, ensuring they are properly referenced for proxy URL compatibility.