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I have written code that automatically creates CSS sprites based on the IMG tags in a page and replaces them with DIV's with (what I thought was) appropriate CSS to position the sprite image as a background letting the appropriate part show through --...
Started by John on
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Source.
An single inline box ( behaving much like a replaced element [meaning an image] would .).
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Hi everyone,
I'm storing banner ads in a mysql table or I should say just the file name e.g: 'imagename.jpg' or 'banner3.gif'.
Obviously I am wanting to track when these banners are loaded so I'm thinking to create a php file called img.php and call it...
Started by cosmicbdog on
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My code....
Something like this will ensure you message, along with the right hearder.
Echo file_get_contents($image);
But I doubt your images are actually in /img/ (top level('Content-Type: image/gif'); ?>
The content-type is image/gif.
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Hi would like to add img source path dynamically as shown in the snippet below, but giving error. I know img_src_path adding syntax is correct. Unfortunately I don't know the solution, need help.
Environment:
ASP.net, c#
<% string a[0]="image/hello...
Started by Shashi on
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Replace your code with this:
"=" instead of "#"
the solution
<li><a href='"<%=img_src_path%>"'><img src='"<%=img_src_path%>"' alt="" title=""/></a></li>
and if you want to edit image src form....
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In html does the text inside the img tag's alt attribute require encoding/escaping?
Non encoded example:
<img src="myimg.png" alt="image description" />
Encoded example:
<img src="myimg.png" alt="image%20description" />
Started by stukelly on
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Incorrect:
<img....
However, HTML.
No, it does not need to be encoded like a URI.
<img src="myimg.png" alt="Me & my image" />
They do as a percent sign plus two hex digits.
Characters must be encoded, like this...
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I would like to use ASP.NET's ExpressionBuilder syntax to dynamically retrieve domain of static content from an AppSetting.
I am using the following syntax, which does not work:
<img src="<%$Appsettings:STATIC_CONTENT_DOMAIN %>/img/logo.jpg" ...
Started by frankadelic on
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by 4 people.
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You'll still have to use something like <img runat combine the statement with static....
ImageUrl="<%$Appsettings:STATIC_CONTENT_DOMAIN %>/img/logo.jpg" />
My guess would" so you can't use them completely on their own.
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The src of the <img> is known,as well as the url of the target webpage,like http://test.com/directory/hi.html ，how to implement the general function to retrieve the absolute url of the image?
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With '/', it's an absolute url, so we build the img url like "$scheme://$domain$img_url" Img url doesn't begin with '/', so it's relative, so we build the img url like "$scheme://$domain/$path/$img_url....
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I have an <img> in an HTML document that I would like to highlight as though the user had highlighted it using the mouse. Is there a way to do that using JavaScript?
I only need it to work in Mozilla, but any and all information is welcome.
EDIT...
Started by Joel Anair on
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Is an example of what I mean (crude implementation, I would suggest using frameworks like jQuery;img id="image" src="test1.png" onmouseover="javascript:swap('test0.png');" onmouseout="javascript:swap('test1.png');"> </body&....
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Is it possible to set the src attribute value in CSS. At present what i am doing is:-
<img src="pathTo/myImage.jpg"/>
and i want it to be something like this
<img class="myClass" />
also, i don't want to use the background or background-image...
Started by Rakesh Juyal on
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But, if you are using JQuery, something like this will do the trick.
I wouldn't recommend doing that anyway as it would be somewhat illogical, it can't be done.
Background or background-image.
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Is it possible to call a JavaScript function from the IMG SRC tag to get an image url?
Like this:
function GetImage() {return "imageName/imagePath.jpg"} This is using .NET 2.0.
Started by David on
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You can do something like this instead:
<img src="blank.png" id="image" alt to call a JavaScript function from the IMG SRC tag to get an image url?
Do you mean doing something like why you would....
Not in all browsers.
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Hi All,
I was just wondering if the <img> tag should be wrapped in <p> tag or it can be just used without <p> tag.
Thanks
Started by kjkjl on
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(As noted above it needsAccording to the HTML 4....
You cannot write an image tag like this:
<img src=""> </img>
Also, the best place to look like a block the ever useful
.somewhere img { display:block; }
is good.
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