In a web page, the images are specified with the IMG tag, using the following notation:

The image format commonly used on the web are GIF, JPG and PNG. Its better to avoid using formats that are not recognized by the W3C (World Wide Web Consortium)

Make sure that the image name contains no spaces or special characters (such as accents).

With some browsers, the characters are encoded with " % " character .

" character . For example, an empty space is represented by " % 20 ".

". If the "%" character is present in the address, it means that the file name is incorrect.

In addition, the file path should preferably be specified as relative path:

If only the name of the image is specified, the image must be in the same folder as the html page, otherwise it *must indicate its relative location ( ../folder/img.jpg )

It is also possible to specify the full path, for example:

And as for all the links, the path to the image must be exactly the same in the page and throughout the site.