2010-02-12, 10:39 PM
2010-02-12, 11:08 PM
Go ACP > Templates & Styles > Templates > Select template > Header templates > Header and add the HTML for your images there.
2010-02-12, 11:39 PM
(2010-02-12, 11:08 PM)TimB. Wrote: [ -> ]Go ACP > Templates & Styles > Templates > Select template > Header templates > Header and add the HTML for your images there.
That's the thing I don't know how to code in HTML that well, I wanted to upload an image through FTP but I don't know the HTML code needed to access the image and then present it.
2010-02-12, 11:40 PM
Its not that hard, just google img tag html.
Something like this:
Something like this:
<img src="www.yoursite.com/yourimg.jpg" alt="yourimagename" />
2010-02-21, 10:34 PM
(2010-02-12, 11:40 PM)TimB. Wrote: [ -> ]Its not that hard, just google img tag html.
Something like this:
<img src="www.yoursite.com/yourimg.jpg" alt="yourimagename" />
So what I put my image twice because you have put <img src="www.yoursite.com/yourimg.jpg" alt="yourimagename" /> and there are two places to place the images?
2010-02-21, 10:39 PM
(2010-02-21, 10:34 PM)Nick 2nd Wrote: [ -> ](2010-02-12, 11:40 PM)TimB. Wrote: [ -> ]Its not that hard, just google img tag html.
Something like this:
<img src="www.yoursite.com/yourimg.jpg" alt="yourimagename" />
So what I put my image twice because you have put <img src="www.yoursite.com/yourimg.jpg" alt="yourimagename" /> and there are two places to place the images?
You should read a bit of http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_images.asp
2010-02-21, 10:47 PM
Yes, this is one of the most basic HTML tags, something you really need to know if you're going to be running a forum.
The src tag is the URL to the image, the alt tag is what shows if the image is broken/can't be loaded/browser has images turned off.
The src tag is the URL to the image, the alt tag is what shows if the image is broken/can't be loaded/browser has images turned off.