rdgunnin
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I am using Net. Nav. Gold 3.0 in Win.95 with an internal
HTML editor. I do a'Save As' my_img.gif on my down load,
for the picture I want to insert on my web page, but when
I click on Insert Image all I get is a small icon and no
image.Could it be that in my Editor Preferences under
"General" I have not filled it in correctly? Under Author,
which is doing a prompt is my name. (is this correct)
HTML Source is blank.
Image C:\image.gif
Location http://home.netscape.com/home/gold3.0_template.html
HTML editor. I do a'Save As' my_img.gif on my down load,
for the picture I want to insert on my web page, but when
I click on Insert Image all I get is a small icon and no
image.Could it be that in my Editor Preferences under
"General" I have not filled it in correctly? Under Author,
which is doing a prompt is my name. (is this correct)
HTML Source is blank.
Image C:\image.gif
Location http://home.netscape.com/home/gold3.0_template.html
I don' t really understand your question : could you clarify it for me, please ?
What should be in your HTML file to display an image resembles the following code :
<IMG SRC=my_image.gif>
You can verify it by editing a new file with any text editor and inserting this source code in it (replacing my_image with your filename), saving the file and opening it in Netscape.
Pay attention, though, the GIF file must be in the same directory as the HTML file !
What should be in your HTML file to display an image resembles the following code :
<IMG SRC=my_image.gif>
You can verify it by editing a new file with any text editor and inserting this source code in it (replacing my_image with your filename), saving the file and opening it in Netscape.
Pay attention, though, the GIF file must be in the same directory as the HTML file !
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To Terminius, the <IMG SRC="######.gif"> tag does not have to be in the same directory as the HTML file, you could even reference an image from another HTML file if needed, like this, <IMG SRC="http://www.imagesrc.web/imagedir/image.gif". To help rdgunnin with his question, do a right click on the image icon, a error message should pop up that reads, "image source not found...", if this is the case, then you do not have your image properly sourced.
What should be in your HTML file to display an image resembles the following code :
<IMG SRC=my_image.gif>
You can verify it by editing a new file with any text editor and inserting this source code in it (replacing my_image with your filename), saving the file and opening it in Netscape.
Pay attention, though, the GIF file must be in the same directory as the HTML file !