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Hey guys, i have a gif i want to add to the html code but for some reason it wont show up D:
any help?
tyty
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r00t pretty much covered it but i will add some extra depth and explanation.
Firstly you will need a image opening tag
next you need to add the image source, now this is the absolute location of your image. Ensure that you also include the file type!
This path is the same file tree as what it would be in your file explorer. if your image happens to be folder which is backwards from your current directory then you would use a path like this.
The "../" is how you can move back directories, if you wanted to move twice you would simple add "../../".
Next you will need to give your image an alternative name, this part is really simple so i will just represent in code.
Finally you can add a style to your image, this allows you to tweak the size or your image as well as many other features you may want to add. The style is basically a quick way of doing CSS without having to open another document.
and to finalize everything don't forget to add a closing tag!
I hope this relatively short guide helped
If you need any further help with HTML or css il be happy to respond through a PM.
Firstly you will need a image opening tag
<img
next you need to add the image source, now this is the absolute location of your image. Ensure that you also include the file type!
<img src="folder/your_image.gif"
This path is the same file tree as what it would be in your file explorer. if your image happens to be folder which is backwards from your current directory then you would use a path like this.
<img src="../folder/your_image.gif"
The "../" is how you can move back directories, if you wanted to move twice you would simple add "../../".
Next you will need to give your image an alternative name, this part is really simple so i will just represent in code.
<img src="folder/your_image.gif" alt="This is my GIF"
Finally you can add a style to your image, this allows you to tweak the size or your image as well as many other features you may want to add. The style is basically a quick way of doing CSS without having to open another document.
<img src="folder/your_image.gif" alt="This is my GIF" style="width: 250px;height: 250px;"
and to finalize everything don't forget to add a closing tag!
<img src="folder/your_image.gif" alt="This is my GIF" style="width: 250px;height: 250px;"/>
I hope this relatively short guide helped
If you need any further help with HTML or css il be happy to respond through a PM.
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