I'm trying to build a website with HTML. I'm using an img tag to display an image. When the src links to a WEBP file, it works fine. However, when I replace that WEBP with a JPG, it no longer works. Have tried .jpg and .jpeg extensions, as well as no extension. I know that the path is correct because WEBPs work fine. Any idea what the problem is? The image displayed instead is a standard broken image logo. Thanks.
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I have a lot of pictures to be uploaded on my website example.com/images/
The files are in JPG format and their names are 1.jpg or 55.jpg.
However, I can't change the HTML due to some legacy reasons, so the images in my page have to be ending with a .png name in the src attribute of an <img> tag.
<img src="1.png" />
Is it possible to just directly change the filename extension from jpg to png without actually updating the image compression algorithm? Is there any risk for some browsers that might not be able to render the images correctly?
I am trying to fetch an image from Instagram. The link to the image is working well on Instagram.
But when I go to use it in img tag it's not fetching.
This image doesn't have any .jpg .png etc. format.
Photo Link: here edited
When I use it in HTML:
How can I get the exact URL or fetch the image that doesn't have any .jpg .png etc. format?
Please help.
just open the image in a new tab
save it in the desktop from there
and relay it from your system.
I have a very weird error that occurs with SVG images:
<img src="https://faviconer.net/img/arrow-right-dark.svg" alt="Next">
Here is an example.
While the image is available when viewing it directly, it doesn't display when used as a "src" for an image from a different domain. It's true for any .svg images. PNG, GIF, JPEG and other images are fine.
Faviconer net runs through Clouldflare CDN. Could that be a problem?
Thanks in advance.
It appears that having incorrect content type in the header makes a browser unable to identify an svg image as image (unlike other image types). So it has to have content type:
image/svg+xml
I am running IIS 6, I know it is out dated but that is what I am stuck with. I am wanting to use svg files for image src. I added the .svg mime type of image/svg+xml and I can request svg files through the browser and it displays correct instead getting 404 errors. I don't care about supporting IE 8 or older so I don't need a fallback image.
The problem now is that if I put this in my html I get an empty image but I put this url in the browser the svg image show fine.
This works
http://localhost/test.svg
This does not work
<img src="test.svg" />
So how do I get the svg image to show as an image in my html?
This issue ended up being that the SVG file that was generated did not have the width and height specified.
I am designing a website, I am creating some images for that website by using the illustrator and photoshop software, storing those images in jpeg, png and gif formats. I am writing code for the website in the eclipse software, because I am using jsp and javascript to debug it.
My problem is, the images I have created and linked to the html file are displaying in the Eclipse browser (It is an inbuilt browser to check the code). But, they're not displaying in any other browsers like IE, CROME, FIREFOX.
Can anybody help me?
Thanks in advance.
Off hand, it sounds like you don't have the images linked properly. Aside from checking the code itself, I'd view source in Firefox ( CTRL + U ) and try clicking on the img src urls. If clicking them doesn't load the actual image file, your links are wrong.