I am looking into creating a web portal for my website. The web portal will be inside the directory of the main site and the web portal includes the navigation menu of the main site. e.g. the File paths will look like this:Main Site -> /var/www/html/MySiteWeb Portal -> /var/www/html/MySite/WebPortalInside the web portal I do the following which is included on every page:require_once '/var/www/html/MySite/includes/navigation.php'The web portal is accessed via virtual host where the document root is set to the web portal path, therefore the navigation menu of the main site can't work as its outside the document root. Therefore I thought about making the change so each link on the main sites navigation page goes to via the full domain path, e.g. the menu will behttps://example.com/page1.htmhttps://example.com/page2.htmInstead of /page1.htm/page2.htmDoes using the full domain path instead of the relative path affect SEO, Search Rankings, such as Google Search or Google Analytics tracking data.Thanks for any help you can provide. 
Link to full domain on each website menu - does it affect Analytics or SEO
seo;analytics;navigation
What you're describing are absolute links (https://example.com/page1.htm) and relative links (/page1.htm).It really doesn't make any difference for SEO or analytics.The advantages/disadvantages of each approach are only significant when you move a website to a different location.