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HTML & CSS Inserting image in a web page
- Thread starter sallu110
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- html help image insert
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sallu110
Coder
Thanks. I need to ask another thing too. This is the static website which I made using tailwind :
http://127.0.0.1:5500/index.html
I have to use the URL of this website for a sign up process. But they are not accepting it by saying " Please provide full, valid URL". What should I do?
Blnukem
Coder
http://127.0.0.1:5500/index.html is the "local" address of a PC, probably yours. You must upload your HTML page to a "webserver" with a "valid Domain name" to allow it to be viewed publicly.
sallu110
Coder
I have uploaded it on 000webhost. It has successfully opened the website but the picture is again not displaying. If I simply open the HTML file in web browser then its displaying but with 000webhost its not displaying the picture. https://codifywithsallu.000webhostapp.com/
Blnukem
Coder
"If" you have uploaded the image, then you have the path wrong. IE: "images/PP.jpg" try uploading the image into the "same" directory as your html file and use this code: [CODE lang="html" title="HTML Pic"]<img src="pp.jpg" style="width:300px; height:300px;" alt = "my pic">[/CODE]
Be sure to rename your pic to "pp.jpg" all lower case, just a note all Linux systems are CaSe sensitive so watch your spelling and folder paths.
"pp.jpg" is not the same as "PP.jpg" they are looked at as two different files.
Be sure to rename your pic to "pp.jpg" all lower case, just a note all Linux systems are CaSe sensitive so watch your spelling and folder paths.
"pp.jpg" is not the same as "PP.jpg" they are looked at as two different files.
