![enter image description here][1]I've tree jpg to show. Here's the html:
<img id="carrossel1" class="imagemCarrossel" src="/images/home/fundo_carrossel1.jpg" />
<img id="carrossel2" class="imagemCarrossel" src="/images/home/fundo_carrossel2.jpg" />
<img id="carrossel3" class="imagemCarrossel" src="/images/home/fundo_carrossel3.jpg" />
The first one is rendered fine. The two other not.
The image folder have:
fundo_carrossel1.jpg
fundo_carrossel2.jpg
fundo_carrossel3.jpg
The 2nd and 3rd don't show up in Chrome of Firefox...
Maybe your CSS is modifying the elements resulting in a change of display behavior. Can you post the CSS you are using to further try to help?
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My image won’t display for no reason. I am a noob but I can’t figure it out. The image loads from the url so I know it’s not that. So I’m pretty sure it’s my problem with the coding.
<body>
<img src=https://www.dropbox.com/s/rm27v6s4nj885qu/IMG_0071.PNG?dl=0
Height=300Width=250>
</body>
Your URL is pointing to non-image resource. It's actually pointing to an HTML document.
In URL, change www by dl and remove ?dl=0.
This is valid image URL :
https://dl.dropbox.com/s/rm27v6s4nj885qu/IMG_0071.PNG
Alternatively, you can replace dl=0 to raw=1. This is also valid image URL:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/rm27v6s4nj885qu/IMG_0071.PNG?raw=1
Not always required but as a good practice I'll suggest using quotes for values. Also as mentioned in comments seperate attributes from each other with white space.
<img src="https://dl.dropbox.com/s/rm27v6s4nj885qu/IMG_0071.PNG"
height="300" width="250"/>
<!--OR-->
<img src="https://www.dropbox.com/s/rm27v6s4nj885qu/IMG_0071.PNG?raw=1" height="300" width"250"/>
source : Mickel's Tutorial
I hope, you must use the url of image, But you are referring the url preview pane of dropbox.
It is the actual url for image.
You also need some improvisation with your code, as below
<body>
<img src="https://uc215f04ebb05efbc98d874fefb2.previews.dropboxusercontent.com/p/thumb/AA767gGwgVfZ9rVS7PJbtIOR3eQsWN4mrXjNjVJH3JKjhI5eE7JOd-eQJwydUx1gPkpE3zkAnMSN3-1KEtFN86x-CdWnREg0mQ6hm7APBCuifux1ECDivRuLkrikn1sY_r20EmBWucKHyy-Ps5VPB8ehkUB6x0y9kSb3QzYpP8fOo7IeyR6IaCYZ66mxrJiUiUtzTAV3ddESpRV7lSRaumsSyVPc4k1RbUBS3-_JDnP8Qv6M42x2g7bZDy9vdhhIOZaO585_XQHegapCJ-8bnwLGt-VEy9nud0avi_gzMSpXxx3EXt_NYTWMfFqfstb2HFMVb7WK7jxkSRSX5eE5ck3Q0bdEPAKp1aPnClU2KqI-OgUea6ApGp4G0H4Q3l3UyOjfomtn-SndAAaUzPbaU1HK/p.png?fv_content=true&size_mode=5" height="300" width="250" />
</body>
It will work without any issue. You are not referring proper url that the actual issue.
Also, keep tag properties in quote "" if required.
Like
<img src="url" height="200" width="300" />
Thanks.
I would like to put an image on another image like it is done in Facebook, Google+ and now Twitter.
Large back image with a smaller one on the left side dropping off the large one, if that makes sence
There's several ways you can do this, 1 of them is using position (so you're on the right track).
Place 2 images inside an element that has position:relative and place the top image position:absolute, like so:
<div style="position:relative">
<img alt="" src="foreground.jpg" />
<img alt="" style="position:absolute; left:40px; top:20px" src="background.jpg" />
</div>
Check out this DEMO
Another way would be to have the background image set as a background on the <div> and place the image you want on top directly inside that div. Check out this 2nd DEMO
In my twig template I have
<img scr="{{ asset('bundles/jbamain/images/kanren1.png') }}" />
At runtime it becomes
<img scr="/jba/php/web/bundles/jbamain/images/kanren1.png" />
If I browse to
http://localhost/jba/php/web/bundles/jbamain/images/kanren1.png
then, the image is returned as expected.
However, the page, which has the tag doesn't show the image. I set image file permission to 664. Also I set image width and height in css, but still the same. What may cause this issue?
You have error in image attribute src. So change scr -> src
when inserting images using the WYSIWYG in a page in the back-end, the image file extension has %20 appended on to it (which i believe is a space), if you click the hide editor button to view the HTML it will look like this
<img src="{{media url="wysiwyg/example.png"}}%20" alt="" />
Clicking insert image from the html source view inserts the image fine, it's when i'm in the actual wysiwyg editor the problem occurs.
After I've selected my image and inserted it i'm taken back to the popup box with the "Image URL" field in the general tab. It's here that a space is getting added on to the end of the file.
http://example.com/index.php/admin/cms_wysiwyg/directive/___directive/rfe33fSB1cmw9Ind5c2l3eWcvQ3wfwfer43cifX0,/key/rufheufuh4uh42eaf7611b26e2e1x1786/
Above is an example url from the image url field and a space is getting added after the last forward slash resulting in the %20, therefore not displaying my images.
Where can i trim this value as that will probably fix it?
Thanks for any help.
Try to use this:
<img src="{{media url="wysiwyg/example.png" _query="%20"}}" alt="" />
Or maybe:
<img src="{{media url='wysiwyg/example.png'}}%20" alt="" />
This symbol of a ripped paper is appearing on some of my <a> tags in Firefox Browser..
Here is an example:
Does anyone know what this means?
Thanks!!
update : here's some code:
<a href="#" onClick="jQuery('#youtube-player-container').tubeplayer('play');">
<img class="mp3button" style="background-image:url('/mp3_play.png');background-size:100% 100%;" />
</a>
(the image does appear appears so it's not a problem with the img src)
The ripped paper icon is for a broken image src. You would see it if you requested an image that didn't exists ie:
<img src="notarealimage.jpg"/>
In your case you have no src attribute, which is why the browser sees it as a broken image.
Given that you're using a background image on your img tag, I suggest changing the img tag to a span or div tag, or just adding the style attribute to the a tag and removing the img tag altogether, i.e: