Reet, quick one, im trying to do a website from scratch by writing html codes etc and i now want to add an image, how do i add an image from my lappy, do I have to upload them to a host first such as Image shack or alike then use the path to them?
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yep upload em to imageshack or photobucket then put the image address in between the [IMG] and [/IMG]
have you seen this.. i use it all the time.. you lay your pages out how you want and you can view in HTML source
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Just upload
make sense?Code:<html> <body> <h1>images on a webpage</h1> <!--An image uploaded to the root of the webserver displayed on a paragraph--> <p> An image involving goats: <img src="~~~~.jpg" width="320" height="600"> </p> <!--An image uploaded to a folder called images on the web server--> <img src="images/banana.png" width="200" height="200"> </body> </html>
just upload them directly to your webhost, this tidies up code and makes backups easier as you can just mirror the lot instead of having to spider out into a number of different sites.
At home just make a folder like C:\webimage\ and then just use that like:
This means you can rapidly test things before deploying them to the public, just use a macro to change "C:\webimage\" to whatever directory you will use online once youve finished with all your html pages.Code:<img src="C:\webimage\test.jpg width="640" height="480">
This will save you having to manualy edit everything before releasingHe who laughs last thinks slowest.Comment
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Cheers for that Chroma, the ~~~~.jpeg idnt appear though
It sort of made sense it was the c:\ file i need to set up before I upload them to the host server it did actually make sense which is the scary thing, not crystal clear but clear enough, thanksLife is a party and parties arent meant to last.
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