How to make a library of common graphics?

[sigung_q]

Greetings all!!

OK, so here's the original code line:

 

<img class="xr_ap" src="member_album1_htm_files/564.png" alt="" title="" style="left: 0px; top: 0px; width: 1375px; height: 00001050px;"/>

 

However, I use this, and other images from the same directory in quite a few other pages. However, those pages will not be in the same directory. So I changed the code line to this:

 

<img class="xr_ap" src="c:/photo_album_lib/member_album1_htm_files/564.png" alt="" title="" style="left: 0px; top: 0px; width: 1375px; height: 00001050px;"/>

 

Hoping to have one central repository of common graphics and style sheets. However, the browsers act as if there is nothing there.

 

Is there a way to do this, or do I have to repeat copy everything into every directory for every page? If so, things are going to get very cluttered very quickly.

 

[Ingolme]

Some browsers might not work with absolute file paths for security reasons. Use relative paths. You can use ../ to move up a directory from the current HTML file's location.

[sigung_q]

Thank-you Foxy! You just cured all my angst. :-)

[davej]

Relative paths are the norm. Also an empty string as an alt attribute will not validate, and leading zeros on the height is a bad idea that could cause trouble.

[dsonesuk]

An empty string value for alt attribute on img tag WILL pass validation, no alt attribute at all will cause validation warning.