It is important to remember when writing HTML code that the code
is only pointing towards an asset. Please be sure to refer to the HTML Reference book provided.
(Eg: an image or file) and is not the file itself.
Example 1: <img src="HOME.jpg">
Firstly the image is 'case sensitive' and must include the extension (in this
case .jpg) My image is called HOME -
Hence HOME.jpg as the source file for the HTML code.
In order to see the image in the page with the code as above the
image must reside alongside the webpage in
the same Root Folder.
If the Home.jpg image resided in a further subfolder (within the Root folder)
called 'images' then
the 'path' to the image would be as follows:
<img src="images/HOME.jpg">
You will notice the Prefix of the folder
name before the image name in the code
to denote the 'path' to the asset (image) located in a folder within the 'Root
Folder' ( in this case called 'images')
(This is known as a 'subfolder' because it stems from within the main Root
Folder for the site).
Example 2: Complete page code example including One image called
HOME.jpg
<HTML><HEAD><TITLE>JOHNSON HOME</TITLE>
<BODY text=maroon bgColor="#999999">
<CENTER>
<H1 align=right><U>JOHNSON HOME</U></H1><IMG height=250
src="HOME.JPG" width=300 align=right>
<H2 align=left><FONT face=FLATBRUSH size=4><U>COME AND RELAX
IN THE SWISS
ALPS</U></H2></CENTER>
<H3>AMENITIES</H3>
<UL><FONT face=FLATBRUSH size=3>
<LI>Hot tub/spa
<LI>Big screen TV with satellite
<LI>Phone
<LI>VCR
<LI>Full kitchen
<LI><B>Three</B> bedrooms (Sleeps
10)
<LI><B>Three</B> bathrooms
<LI>Sleeps 10 </LI></UL>
<HR>
<P>To visit this fabulous vacation home and to enjoy a wonderful
holiday in the
Swiss Alps then all you have to do is dial this number to make a booking (has
to
be a minimum of three nights) 07775278903 and for only £200 a night you
will
have the time of your life!</P>
<P><A href="http://www.switzerland.com/"><FONT face=FLATBRUSH
size=3>Click for
additional information about
Switzerland.</P></FONT></FONT></FONT></A></BODY></HTML>
Click to view the result of this code Here
To view more complex Folder Structures Here
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