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Wissam I hate code! Posts: 96 Reg: Dec 02, 2011 Dubai 1,660	confirm \| cancel 03/28/12 02:47 AM (13 years ago) Html Images... Hi all, I am trying to link to an html document created by slicing in photoshop. the page loads but the images are not. i have tried putting the images folder in the images and docs folder but it didn't work. any ideas how can i do that? thanks for any help. Title Comments Hi all, I am trying to link to an html document created by slicing in photoshop. the page loads but the images are not. i have tried putting the images folder in the images and docs folder but it didn't work. any ideas how can i do that? thanks for any help.

Skyr0s Code is Art Posts: 196 Reg: Jan 26, 2012 Hong Kong 4,310	03/28/12 02:53 AM (13 years ago) Hello, To be able to understand / possible help you, we would need more precise explanations: - How have you added the HTML file ? Is it a custom HTML or an HTML Doc ? - If so, is the image just added on the page, or is it a proper link ? Have you tried linking the image with code ? <img src="BT_Images/myimage"/> Comments Hello, To be able to understand / possible help you, we would need more precise explanations: - How have you added the HTML file ? Is it a custom HTML or an HTML Doc ? - If so, is the image just added on the page, or is it a proper link ? Have you tried linking the image with code ? <img src="BT_Images/myimage"/>

Wissam I hate code! Posts: 96 Reg: Dec 02, 2011 Dubai 1,660	03/28/12 04:08 AM (13 years ago) I have created three webpages with in photoshop and saved them as html and images. i have created the links with dreamweaver and all work fine when tested in browser. I think the option of changing the links will be pain as the sliced page contains many images. any other option? thanks Comments I have created three webpages with in photoshop and saved them as html and images. i have created the links with dreamweaver and all work fine when tested in browser. I think the option of changing the links will be pain as the sliced page contains many images. any other option? thanks

Paul Rogers Android Fan Posts: 2524 Reg: May 30, 2011 UK 35,740	03/28/12 05:02 AM (13 years ago) If the urls are relative (/images) not absolute (http://) then the image folder can go in the same directory as the html file Comments If the urls are relative (/images) not absolute (http://) then the image folder can go in the same directory as the html file

GoNorthWest buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 8197 Reg: Jun 24, 2011 Oro Valley, AZ 1,000,000	03/28/12 09:51 AM (13 years ago) Hi @Wissam, In buzztouch, all HTML images need to be relative, and do not need to include a pathname in them. So, having something like <img src="fun_image.png"> is perfectly acceptable. The images need to go into the appropriate folder, and you can figure out where by reading the Readme file for the package you download. It differs for Android and iOS. Image names should, to cover all your bases, be lower-case with no special characters or spaces. If you do all that, and you add the images to your Xcode or Eclipse project, you should be good! Mark Comments Hi @Wissam, In buzztouch, all HTML images need to be relative, and do not need to include a pathname in them. So, having something like <img src="fun_image.png"> is perfectly acceptable. The images need to go into the appropriate folder, and you can figure out where by reading the Readme file for the package you download. It differs for Android and iOS. Image names should, to cover all your bases, be lower-case with no special characters or spaces. If you do all that, and you add the images to your Xcode or Eclipse project, you should be good! Mark

Fred@mySkylla com Android Fan Posts: 5259 Reg: Oct 03, 2011 location unknow... 62,560	03/28/12 10:58 AM (13 years ago) The best way to understand HTML and images is to read the Buzztouch Way found in MySkylla's Guide to Buzztouch. It's purpose is to help you see how Buzztouch handles HTML, Javascript, CSS and more. www.myskylla.wordpress.com Fred Comments The best way to understand HTML and images is to read the Buzztouch Way found in MySkylla's Guide to Buzztouch. It's purpose is to help you see how Buzztouch handles HTML, Javascript, CSS and more. www.myskylla.wordpress.com Fred

MacApple Apple Fan Posts: 4675 Reg: Oct 25, 2010 USA 61,150	03/29/12 04:36 AM (13 years ago) @raveyd Makes a good point, check DW for that. If you do have to change urls DW lets you do a find and replace so it isn't awful. Comments @raveyd Makes a good point, check DW for that. If you do have to change urls DW lets you do a find and replace so it isn't awful.

Wissam I hate code! Posts: 96 Reg: Dec 02, 2011 Dubai 1,660	03/29/12 12:21 PM (13 years ago) I have made all the images relative and placed the html and images in BT_docs and everything worked fine. thanks for the stars of this forum:) Comments I have made all the images relative and placed the html and images in BT_docs and everything worked fine. thanks for the stars of this forum:)

MacApple Apple Fan Posts: 4675 Reg: Oct 25, 2010 USA 61,150	03/29/12 12:45 PM (13 years ago) Happy days! Comments Happy days!

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