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How to place my pictures which is in my html inside ide?

 
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Hi,

I'm now trying to integrate my old files which were constructed using basically html. Insides these files are lots of pictures reference i.e src link to images.

Now, I'm stuck. I do not know where to put the images files under which part of my main files? After right click on my project folder, I am not sure where to go from there...Should it be Empty File?

OK. Hope to hear from the experts.

Many thanks.
 
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Moving to IDEs.
 
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Precisely that's what I'm doing....moving them to the IDE to be with the backend codes.

Now, my question is how to place the pictures? I have src link insides the html files. Do I right click on my project file inside my IDE and place it at the empty file?
 
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tangara goh wrote:Precisely that's what I'm doing....moving them to the IDE to be with the backend codes.


You got me wrong. I was moving this thread to our IDEs forum.
 
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: - ) sorry...i should be more patience...the ide forum was right at the bottom....
 
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Usually I put mine under images or media or resources directory which lies at the same level as the html pages, and reference them as images/myAwesomePhoto.jpg
 
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Maneesh Godbole wrote:Usually I put mine under images or media or resources directory which lies at the same level as the html pages, and reference them as images/myAwesomePhoto.jpg



under images or media or resources - but I can't find them anywhere in the IDE?

How should I go about putting in the images?

Really hope you can tell me step by step ..be'cos I am really lost how to do it...million thanks.
 
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tangara goh wrote: ..be'cos I am really lost how to do it.


Please use real words like "because" when posting to the forums.
 
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OK. So sorry I have been texting that I am so used to using short form of words...
 
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tangara goh wrote:
under images or media or resources - but I can't find them anywhere in the IDE?


What is them? Images? Directories?
If you mean directory, you can always create one in your IDE
If you mean images, then I have no clue where your images are.
 
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I have tried to created a folder named Travel Pictures in my project folder name Assignment2, since there's really no way for me to create a sub-directory and I do not know whether it's possible to create a sub-directory to store the image file.


Now, when I open my IDE project, I will use Assignment2. However, when I run the html file, the image just wouldn't show.

Here is the code:-



Please advise me how do i make the image appear when i run the IDE for that particular html file.

Many thanks.
 
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Im not much of an HTML person but I suspect "Travel Pictures\Korea10.JPG" should be "Travel Pictures/Korea10.JPG" (with a forward slash)
Also please ensure your html file is on the same level as the Travel Pictures folder
 
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tangara goh wrote:OK. So sorry I have been texting that I am so used to using short form of words...


"Be'cos" is a single character less than "because", and harder to text due to the symbol. Consider using "bcuz", but not here.
 
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