Xhtml Problem

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  1. KreW

    KreW Senior Member

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    This is a newb question, But I've just recently got into coding and I need help.

    Ok.

    [​IMG]

    images, What does that meen, Folder name? I've even tried a direct route which doesn't be seem to be working. And no my browsers aren't blocking it.

    It just shows an 'X'..
     
  2. xlink

    xlink GR's Tech Enthusiast

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    consider XHTML the same as HTML but with slightly stricter syntax.

    as for you issue

    [​IMG]

    shouldn't be too hard to figure out... combine the two, think about it...
     
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    well, the real way to do it is to use [​IMG]

    upload your html site and also the images folder containing the photo?
     
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    I still don't get that.. So it would go like this..


    [​IMG]

    Then what the hell is the 'image.png' for?
     
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    johndapunk FTW Senior Member

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    we have an... almost genious...

    the image.png is the NAME OF THE FILE. everything before it is the parent folder for it. Just think of it as the same as on your computer: your photoshop .exe file is under:
    C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop CS2
    and the full path of the file is:
    C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop CS2\Photoshop.exe
    Making the filename:
    Photoshop.exe
    and the Path:
    C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop CS2
     
  6. KreW

    KreW Senior Member

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    Isn't that what I said the first time >_<

    So like this

    [​IMG]

    I think I got it!

    [​IMG] ??

    Nope, Still not it..
     
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    xlink GR's Tech Enthusiast

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    he also needs to make sure that the aprostrophies ar at the beginning and end of the url, not at the beginning and half way through...
     
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    Well you can't do [​IMG] if the picture isn't on the same server as the webpage you are trying to put the picture on..

    If you want to do [​IMG] then the image needs to be put onto your server, and the direct image address must start with the same domain name as the page that you are trying to embed the image into..

    For example.. If you are trying embed an image which is located at..

    www.yourface.com/yourmom/goes/to/college/yea.jpg

    You would copy everything that comes after the original website address, in this case the .com but it could be a subdomain or whatever, so it would be [​IMG]

    And if the image is located off your server, you have to put the whole image address in.
     
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    [​IMG]

    Is that how it is?

    Yay it worked, Thanks all!

    I finally understand :X..
     
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    btw, try using dreamweaver, handy program for coding ;)
     

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