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Flash Inserting photo into html

Discussion in 'Web Development' started by dksp2, Sep 14, 2009.

  1. dksp2

    dksp2 New Member

    Hi, I realise this may seem very simple and trivial but can someone please explain to me how to insert an image into where text should be in a template? I just bought a flash template from metamorphozis.com and am editing all the text/photos (HTML) in note pad as suggested. I want to insert a photo instead of text, can anyone help me please?
     
  2. ishkey

    ishkey Moderator, Logos, Sports Crests Staff Member Verified Member

    using html markup would look something like this
    change yourphoto to your file name, adjust the width and height, change the alt to some title that will reflect your photo or to help search engines.
     
  3. dksp2

    dksp2 New Member

    Thankyou for your reply. I cop and pasted exactly what is written and changed the bold, and it didn`t work. Can I just put it straight after a text paragraph or does it have to be written in a special order? I have no idea, sorry!
     
  4. wilmec

    wilmec New Member

    the mark up is very slightly wrong if using XHTML it should be
    Code:
    [SIZE=1][B]<[COLOR=#800000][COLOR=#800000]img[/COLOR][/COLOR][/B] src=[B]"yourphoto.jpg"[/B] border=[B]"0"[/B] width=[B]"120"[/B] height=[B]"60"[/B] alt=[B]"my cool photo" />[/B][/SIZE]
    but should still show up with no problems.
    but if you copy and pase the code you have here i will look at it see what is wrong.
     
  5. ishkey

    ishkey Moderator, Logos, Sports Crests Staff Member Verified Member

    I would say open your flash editor and edit it on the stage.
    You would have to know flash.
    The text.html is referenced in the fla file.
    The template is made for minimal work on your part. Changing text and pics to get it up on the web.

    You could swap out the pics in the images directory, but that will only keep them in the same spot.

    wilmec - your right for xhtml (space backslash)
    He did say html
    But we were both wrong as we did not read the question.