HTML tutorial part 2 – Adding Image
This html tutorial will teach you how to make a website with notepad – part 2 Adding an image with HTML [url=http://habbo-home-us.freehostia.com/Index.htm]ht…
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due really useful FOR ME ……..
Thanxx A loT
OMG THIS REALLY HELPED ME!! THANKS
Question: What do you type if you don’t want to have the file on your
desktop?
oh thank you workd fine =] 5 stars on the video by the way
mine has an “x” instead of the pic no matter what I do
if ut is a .jpeg file write it in the code as .jpg it works…
Do you have the picture on your desktop? if you have it in a folder on the
desktop type ../”Folder name”/”file name” the ../ is important
Funny enough i have done a couple of days ago 🙂 £1 ($2) 😀
I liked this tutorial. May I ask what do you use for you screen capture?
@lingping007 mine did too i did what you said but it still gives me an x in
a box or colored rectangles