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RE: [HTML] - Your first webpage. - Anima Templi - 02-17-2013
(02-17-2013, 09:15 AM)diana32 Wrote: Sorry for my english-when i start learning the html page i have to stop on this atribute (ex
<img src="tim.jpg" alt="Tim" /> -but last night i see another tutorial and i understend when i'm wrong.
In facts, when i save a foto or a logo or something whit the extension gif. ,jpg
i don't save'it as the " name off foto.jpg" ,i save as "name off foto".jpg. A little mistake that don't allow me to see the foto on my html page,because the html interpreted as another extensions files and not as a .jpg files.I don't remind me to read a specification on how to save ,i read where to save.
You make completely no sense at all. I will give you some examples of how to include pictures through HMTL.
Here's the basic for insetting pictures on a webpage. The "src" stands for "source" and it's where you declare the path to your image. The "alt" attribute is for showing text to the user if the image cannot be viewed.
Code:
<img src="url" alt="some_text">An example path could look like this:
Code:
src="/images/header.jpg"Again, I have no idea what you are talking about, because you can inset .jpg, .png and .gif without any problems. If you have problems with your code, show it to us, it will make it ten times easier for us to evaluate your code and give constructive feedback.
RE: [HTML] - Your first webpage. - Anima Templi - 02-17-2013
(02-17-2013, 09:15 AM)diana32 Wrote: Sorry for my english-when i start learning the html page i have to stop on this atribute (ex
<img src="tim.jpg" alt="Tim" /> -but last night i see another tutorial and i understend when i'm wrong.
In facts, when i save a foto or a logo or something whit the extension gif. ,jpg
i don't save'it as the " name off foto.jpg" ,i save as "name off foto".jpg. A little mistake that don't allow me to see the foto on my html page,because the html interpreted as another extensions files and not as a .jpg files.I don't remind me to read a specification on how to save ,i read where to save.
You make completely no sense at all. I will give you some examples of how to include pictures through HMTL.
Here's the basic for insetting pictures on a webpage. The "src" stands for "source" and it's where you declare the path to your image. The "alt" attribute is for showing text to the user if the image cannot be viewed.
Code:
<img src="url" alt="some_text">An example path could look like this:
Code:
src="/images/header.jpg"Again, I have no idea what you are talking about, because you can inset .jpg, .png and .gif without any problems. If you have problems with your code, show it to us, it will make it ten times easier for us to evaluate your code and give constructive feedback.
RE: [HTML] - Your first webpage. - bluedog.tar.gz - 02-17-2013
(02-17-2013, 09:15 AM)diana32 Wrote: Sorry for my english-when i start learning the html page i have to stop on this atribute (ex
<img src="tim.jpg" alt="Tim" /> -but last night i see another tutorial and i understend when i'm wrong.
In facts, when i save a foto or a logo or something whit the extension gif. ,jpg
i don't save'it as the " name off foto.jpg" ,i save as "name off foto".jpg. A little mistake that don't allow me to see the foto on my html page,because the html interpreted as another extensions files and not as a .jpg files.I don't remind me to read a specification on how to save ,i read where to save.
You have to tell where the source is located.
If it is in a directory you would have to do /directory/image.jpg
RE: [HTML] - Your first webpage. - diana32 - 02-17-2013
I learn from here(i don't want to spam your thread):
http://it.html.net/tutorials/html/lesson9.php
i try to make all the sample that is on page but I don't make'it.
RE: [HTML] - Your first webpage. - Mrhacker - 02-20-2013
Great tutorial am looking forward to some more.
