Good morning, pls I don't know why the image is not showing on chrome if I run my html code.
Pls someone should help pls

I started learning html last year but my laptop got bad beyond repair, I had to hustle money to buy a new one.

Now, it looks like I've forgotten most things , I know how to insert this picture before, but I don't know where I'm getting this wrong

And pls what's the best editor for web development, I'm currently using sublime text

If the src is correct, you might wanna change the '/' to '\'.

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Make sure the image exists in the specified path ie an image named tiger.jpg is a subfoldrr named not.

And also check the extension of the image is .jpg and not .png

Winningbot:
Good morning, pls I don't know why the image is not showing on chrome if I run my html code.
Pls someone should help pls

<img src="url" alt="some_text">

Make sure you connect your image folder with your ide

Image type is important
Ur original pic may be PNG while you have jpeg in ur code

Winningbot:
Good morning, pls I don't know why the image is not showing on chrome if I run my html code.
Pls someone should help pls

u have a long way to go

Winningbot:
And pls what's the best editor for web development, I'm currently using sublime text

sublim is good n dreamweaver

Winningbot:
Good morning, pls I don't know why the image is not showing on chrome if I run my html code.
Pls someone should help pls

Put the pics inside theseame folder with your html pages.

Just use tiger.jpg

Winningbot:
And pls what's the best editor for web development, I'm currently using sublime text

If you wan learn use a simple note pad.

Winningbot:
Good morning, pls I don't know why the image is not showing on chrome if I run my html code.
Pls someone should help pls

Go to where the image is on your pc, then click on properties, just copy the path name direct from there then add the image name n image type

Two errors.
1. Your slashes are in the wrong direction. ‘/’ is wrong change it to ‘\’.
2. A file path shouldn’t begin with a slash unless you’re trying to navigate backwards then you’ll use this ../

Solution... always create a folder for your web projects. Your HTML files should always be at the root directory. Then create another folder named images inside that web folder. All your images must be inside this folder.
Then import images into your HTML using... <img src=“images/tiger.jpg” alt=“Sometext”/>

Your html img tag is not pointing to the image location. Probably copied it from the Internet because it is using Linux file notation (indicated by the forward Slash) whereas you are coding in Windows which uses backslash (\) to indicate folder location. Go to the folder where you have the image, right click on it and select properties. It should show you the exact location of the image. Type that location exactly as it is replacing the /not/...