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Any HTML expert that can teach me more img src I don't understand it 😭😭
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I can
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Adewoyin Adebowale Emmanuel The< img> src attribute contains the URL for where the image is stored.
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Just use the img tag and close it. Like <img src="url" alt="not found" width="200px" height="200px"/>
This basics can get you started. You can also use style to format your image on the page.