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About using a PC as opposed to a Mac.

so i am curious, in the video you are using a Mac, and i am using a pc while i practice as i do not have a mac lying around. when you source your images you use img/imgae.gif or whatever image you are using. how would i source on a pc? for images, and would a similair principle apply when using a video, or gif?

6 Answers

Patrick Gerrits
Patrick Gerrits
14,614 Points

Same. If you run XAMPP or similar there is a apache server. Apache uses the same syntax. So u use the / on windows as well. No difference between video and gif.

neilh
neilh
6,579 Points

I use a PC as well, and it is the same as the video. I do use google chrome as the videos use it too. I don't see a difference between mac and PC for html development. This is the code for my image: <img src="img/logo.gif" alt="Smells Like Bakin"/> I hope this helps you out. Have fun!

-Neil

neilh
neilh
6,579 Points

I use a PC as well, and it is the same as the video. I do use google chrome as the videos use it too. I don't see a difference between mac and PC for html development. This is the code for my image: <img src="img/logo.gif" alt="Smells Like Bakin"/> I hope this helps you out. Have fun!

-Neil

neilh
neilh
6,579 Points

I use a PC as well, and it is the same as the video. I do use google chrome as the videos use it too. I don't see a difference between mac and PC for html development. This is the code for my image: <img src="img/logo.gif" alt="Smells Like Bakin"/> I hope this helps you out. Have fun!

-Neil

neilh
neilh
6,579 Points

<img src="img/logo.gif" alt="Smells Like Bakin"/>

neilh
neilh
6,579 Points

<img src="img/logo.gif" alt="Smells Like Bakin"/>