Once you save a JPG from a website, the source URL is permanently detached. The JPG doesn't know where it came from. Try going to Google.com, select "Images", and type in the exact file name as it was when you pulled it from the web. You'll likely find the site in the results. Or upload your image to tineye.com it will look for it on the web.
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The image source="is the URL to the location of the image". If you right click on any image on a web page, and select Properties, a window will open that contains the Address (URL) of that image. This URL is the image source.(You could copy and paste it into the browser, and see it) If you have an image on your computer it must be uploaded to the server to be displayed on the web page. Once it has a home on the server you will have the address (source) The address (URL) will look like this for example: http://yourhostwebsiteurl./yourimage.jpeg. Once you have the URL for the image you can insert it into the HTML document using <img> tags. It will look like this: <img src="http://yourhostwebsiteurl./yourimage.jpeg"> Broken down it means < imgage source = (the value) the address (URL) of the image where it is located / (for the name of the image) Yourimage.jpg>
Src is an attribute for an image tag used by the website to find the source of the image here's a visual <img src='this is the place you put the image's URL'>
Using HTML to display images you use the tag. To display an image on a page, you need to use the (source attribute) src= The value of the src attribute is the URL of the image (skull) you want to display on your page which means that the image you want to display must be uploaded to a server, and have a web address (URL). The URL for the image points to the location where the image is stored on the server. It should look like this: Broken down it means < img source = "the address (URL) of the image is located / (for the name of the image) Youri_picture.jpg">
is the tag name for an image element in a webpage. is the tag, with src="" specifying the source URL of the image. This can be a local URL ("myimage.jpg") or a global URL ("http://www.mysite.com/myimage.jpg"). You can also use a local site URL ("/myimage.jpg"), which refers to the root URL of your website.Basically the img is saying you are putting an image there and src is telling where the image is located.
Using HTML to display images you use the tag. To display an image on a page, you need to use the (source attribute) src= The value of the src attribute is the URL of the image you want to display on your page which means that the image you want to display must be uploaded to a server, and have a web address (URL). The URL for the image points to the location where the image is stored (the server)It should look like this: Broken down it means < img source = the address (URL) of the image location/ (for the name of the image) yourimage.jpg>
You can do that using the <img> tag. <img src="URL" /> Here URL refers to the path where the actual jpg image is saved in the application path.
You can easily adjust the background of a web page as a picture. It can be set as : background-image="url('url-source')."
Using HTML to display images you use the <img> tag. To display an image on a page, you need to use the (source attribute) src= The value of the src attribute is the URL of the image you want to display on your page which means that the image you want to display must be uploaded to a server, and have a web address (URL). The URL for the image points to the location where the image is stored on the server. It should look like this: <img src="http://www.theURLfortheimage.com/Yourimage.jpg"> Broken down it means < img source = the address (URL) of the image is located / (for the name of the image) Yourimage.jpg>
Right click on the image and click properties.
On most web browsers you can simply right-click the picture and select "Properties" from the drop-down menu. A window with the image information (including the URL) should then pop up.
if image is displayed in that URL, then its Image URL. Else if Text displayed means its Text URL.ByChandraseka