Theme development

After creating a sub-theme, and viewing the page source, are file paths still inherited from the parent, or do they use the name of your sub-theme?

For example, if the parent theme is named "silly-name", and you created a sub-theme named "better-name", are all the links all based on the sub-theme (A) or would they be a mix of the sub and parent (B)?

Example A (custom)

../themes/contrib/better-name/

Example B (mixed)

../themes/contrib/better-name/ and ../themes/contrib/silly-name/

Hi.

Not sure if it is the correct section here… if not, please move or advise…

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(I posted a version of this in another forum but it keeps getting flagged as spam.)

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