Detailed explanation of the use of base tags in HTML

In requireJS, there is a property called baseURL. By setting the baseURL, we can write the file path that needs to be loaded relative to the project, not relative to the current page.

For example: Suppose our project directory is /myproject/, which has two pages, one is /myproject/one.html, and the other is /myproject/html/other.html, and they all need to load /myproject/js/some.js. If we set the baseURL to /myproject/, when we load the js, both pages can use the path relative to the project./js/some, instead of using different relative paths because the page path is different.

But if we don't use requireJS, can we implement functions similar to baseURL?

In fact, there is a base tag in HTML that can produce similar functions. For example:

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