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Boy do I have problems.....this one has to do with linking an image (easy!) |
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Jun 21st 2001 | #6433 Report |
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Bear with me here, it's really early in the morning and I'm not thinking straight. When I'm writing the html, do I link pictures like this: ![]() Or more similar to this: ![]() I feel like an idiot, but this confuses me. Thanks. |
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Jun 21st 2001 | #6434 Report |
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It depends. If the image is in the same folder\directory as the HTML file, you can just do it with the filename only (like your first example). With everything on the same server, you can remove the root url (wallus.f2s.com). So if you have your main index page in the root folder / and your image in a wallus.f2s.com/images/, you can just do it like so: img src="/images/image.gif" or even: img src="/my/images/folder/image.gif" |
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Jun 25th 2001 | #6749 Report |
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i didn't really want to start another thread about html, so I'm asking in here. I just have one picture on a page without anything else. I want the picture to be not only centered horizontally, but also vertically. How do I do this with HTML? Thanks. :D
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Jun 25th 2001 | #6780 Report | |
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one way 2 do it is like so: (I do hope I can write HTML code here, guess we'll have 2 find out now... hehehe) 1. turn the page into one cell of one table:
it should work :-) goodluck | |
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Jun 25th 2001 | #6781 Report |
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