I bought a “middle of the line” gaming laptop from best-buy
Please help me guys; my image is not loading. It is appearing as a green bar in front of the link. Really need your help as quick as possible to move forward. Thank you.
Ok, thank you. Here is the code:
This is the same problem I am having. Can someone please help us?
Never coded anything in my life, but hope to start this journey with a bang and keep going until the end. Let’s get this bread
I learned basic language in the late 1980’s and haven’t come close to programming since. Turning over a new leaf and hoping my brain can handle this!!
That Visual Studio tutorial presenter is very calm and knowledgeable in his presentation! Thanks, so much, for sharing!
Hi, I’m really serious about learning how to program, I know this would be a hard path but I am dedicated. My question is do I need to have a better laptop for programming? I really do not know anything tech-related stuff but I’m using a 2-yr old “DELL Inspiron 14 5000 core i5 8th Gen” this is the best I can afford as a student from the Philippines.
Will this laptop work? Thank you so much
Your laptop should be more than enough to run each programming software you could need in the academy. But you should learn some few fundamentals on computers, how to install a program, how to run some commands from CLI, and off course programming. It can be hard for some people, but I think that there is nothing that discipline and good actitude/motivation can achieve.
If you have any more questions, please let us know so we can help you!
Carlos Z.
Wow, this community really helps a lot! Thanks for the support and motivation @thecil
More success to come your way!
Hey! This got me for a while too!
Images are just like links. Only instead of using an anchor tag you start with the empty tag < img>
(empty because it stands on its own and doesn’t need a closing tag)
Then you include a source attribute like this <img src=" "/>
After the equals sign you can either link to the location of the picture on the world wide web like this: < img src=“https://searchengineland.com/figz/wp-content/seloads/2015/12/google-amp-fast-speed-travel-ss-1920.jpg” >
(you can usually right click a google image and select copy image address but be careful of copyright if its a commercial site)
—OR after the equals sign—
You can include a file path to a local image file on your computer in the same folder as your .html file. Example: < img src= “images/MyImage.jpg” >
Either way the general forumla is < img src=PUT YOUR LINK HERE/ >
This is a link that helped me a lot with this https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/HTML/Multimedia_and_embedding/Images_in_HTML
I have a problem watching part 5 of this series, “HTML Basics” video. The video stops every 30 seconds. It won’t play after it stops. I have to refresh the page. Other videos are fine. My network is fine. I even restarted my browser.
Does anyone has the same issue?
Thanks so much Daniel; you’ve got me going. The problem is resolved.
I’m so glad to hear!
I have nothing much to ask for now, just want to get started and have a feel about programing
Hi, I have tried to upload an image to my website but this is the result I get. I have tried to get it to work so many times to no avail. I can get the link to an image to work but can not get the actual image to show up.
I worked out the issue, I was using the wrong link somehow and not the actual link to the image. It is working now but the image is huge lol…I need to play around some more.
hey everyone, im just staring the html js and was curious about the code editor. ive done some coding previous and use vs code is that ok compared to atom?