html-img tag

Question

I tried to use the image tag by specifying the right path but still not getting the expected result. Can someone tell me the reason and solution for this? thank you!!

Answer 1

Is your code in the playground and the image in your device?
If your code is in the playground your image must be online.

Answer 2

Ulisses Cruz Do u mean i should copy the link of the image from where i downloaded it?

Answer 3

Ulisses Cruz Still no good mate

Answer 4

The car is now running in tip top condition...wrong fuel was being provided..sorry for the trouble and thanks for the help

Answer 5

btw can u tell me what attribute can be used in html so that when we click on a button (egs: submit).. a msg pops up saying something...

Answer 6

provide your code

Answer 7

For what it's worth:

https://code.sololearn.com/W1HE74c6JmEX/?ref=app

Answer 8

Good to hear. 🙂👍

Answer 9

Yes. If the image is already online, just copy it's url.

Answer 10

Provide your code then. Can't fix your car if you don't let the mechanic near the car.

Answer 11

I don't believe such an attribute exists. The alert() method in JavaScript ( https://www.w3schools.com/jsref/met_win_alert.asp ) is fairly low overhead, but you can't format it, so most developers opt for a modal ( https://www.w3schools.com/howto/howto_css_modals.asp ).

One thing I've wanted to play with (on my bucket list) is <dialog> and <template> to see what level of support browsers have on them these days, but this would be non-standard.