New HTML Coding For Images - Why?

Toby · 2018-02-10, 09:33 PM

Not what I was saying...

Let's say the web page is in the root directory of https://www.greenguysite.com (could be http:// as well)
If the images are stored in a folder named images then a relative image URL would looks like:

Code:

<img src="images/picture.jpg">

as opposed to an absolute image url:

Code:

<img src="https://www.greenguysite.com/images/picture.jpg">

The two sponsor examples you posted are pulling images from a subdomain, so the relative url isn't an option.

Greenguy · 2018-02-10, 10:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Toby

Not what I was saying....

Oh, I knew what you were saying lol. I was just patting myself on the back for not using <img src="https://www.greenguysite.com/images/picture.jpg"> while pointing out an old newbie mistake that we used to see ALL the time back in the day

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