Reese2012 Posted January 23, 2019 Posted January 23, 2019 Hello, I have a question regarding getting images that I have downloaded from Bing images to appear on my website. I'm learning HTML and using JS Fiddle to practice my coding and when I type in <img src=" \Pictures\Saved Pictures\Cute-Puppies-puppies-22040876-1280-800.jpg"> I get a tiny box with an x in the middle. When I download the image, I save it to a file called Saved Pictrues. I've tried using <img src="Saved Pictures\Cute-Puppies-puppies-22040876-1280-800.jpg" alt="corgi pup" width="150px" height="150px"> and I still get the tiny box with a x in the middle and the name corgi pup is beside it. I'm majoring in Information Technology Management and I' very interested in web development so I feel a tad silly that I can't get an image to display. Is there something that I should be including in my file path? I also save the image to bing, so should I be including bing in the file path? Please help!
codyg123 Posted January 23, 2019 Posted January 23, 2019 You're right, the tiny box indicates a broken path. There are reasons to have an absolute path and other reasons to have a relative path. absolute <img src="https://pathToMyDomain.com/images/thisIsMyimage.jpg" alt="thisImage" width="xxpx"> relative <img src="images/thisIsMyimage.jpg" alt=" thisImage " width=" xxpx "> Hope that helps.
Ingolme Posted January 23, 2019 Posted January 23, 2019 You cannot use the path of a file that is on your computer. The image has to be hosted online.
Funce Posted January 23, 2019 Posted January 23, 2019 Try uploading it to a site like imgur and use the link to the image as a src attribute for your img element.
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