Images
We will get into images much later in the course, but you can already add images to your new HTML files by using a little borrowed code. Like the others in this section, the image tag, <img />
, creates an empty element. src=""
tells the browser the location of the image or the URL to the file.
Please note that instead of wrapping the URL in parentheses ((...)
) as we do in Markdown, in HTML, we use quotations ("..."
) to contain the URL to the file.
<img src="./images/name-of-image.jpg" />
Compare this to Markdown:
![My Image](./images/name-of-image.jpg)
At this stage in your development journey, you can get an image to embed very similarly as you would in Markdown using the element <img src="..." />
.
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