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Joseph Gonzales
814 PointsSmells Like Bakin
The project where you add an image is very confusing. Where are you supposed to find the image?
6 Answers
Adrian Melendez
5,555 PointsTo the right of the video (when the window is maximized) there will be links to the project files. Download the zip and you can find everything you need in there.
Adrian Melendez
5,555 PointsTo the right of the video (when the window is maximized) there will be links to the project files. Download the zip and you can find everything you need in there.
Joseph Gonzales
814 PointsI've got the images just really perplexed on how to insert it.
daniel csillag
2,840 Pointsok so you will need to use and img element these work like so:
<img src="file directory here" alt="this is optional and will basically be read out as this text if page is set to be read aloud good practice"/>
so yeah any questions just reply
daniel csillag
2,840 Pointsalso file paths if you don't know are just folder/image.jpeg or png whatever
Joseph Gonzales
814 PointsYea the image is under Adobe Acrobat Document. I'm trying different Acronyms or regular English to get it going.
Joseph Gonzales
814 PointsI finally got it guys!!!! Thanks a lot for the guidelines... I really appreciate it!!