srcset: Defines multiple sizes of the same image, allowing the browser to select the appropriate image source. which can be done by going to administer -> input formats -> configure next to the FILTERED HTML format, then on the configure tab, now you can add whatever tags you want to FILTERED HTML filter and they won't be stripped. When I click on input format, I do see listed, but my images don't display unless I go to full html. You’ll need to use sudo, as follows: sudo gedit /etc/profile. index.html and use above line of code, it means: The images directory/folder is at the same location where source file (index.html) is placed. @sushmish, I would highly recommend creating a new folder for your web projects and keeping all your web-related files there, rather than crowding your c:\ drive. File paths are used to link external resources such as images, videos, style sheets, JavaScript, displaying other web pages etc. Paulie: that was my first thought… but I just went with it. Sorry, the options were missing....Just adding them, http://localhost/drupal-5/files/images/abc.jpg, Fatal error: Class 'DrupalCommerceEntityController', Pages showing nid[[###]] on page instead of content, Help in Understaning These Composer Errors. The HTML file path would be: /articles/MyDog.html. Kinda. The images location being C:\apache2triad\htdocs\drupal-5\files\images\abc.jpg. Static files, such as HTML, CSS, images, and JavaScript, are assets an ASP.NET Core app serves directly to clients by default. It’s so weird to see a directory called c:\ and type the ‘\’ key without first pressing shift :) . now that the pressure is off, try adding the img tag to the filtered html input format and see if that works for you. Thank you Kenn and Todd. is the correct code which I used.it really works. if that works then put it on src, if u want dinamic then omited the http://localhost. unless you are the only contributor, and then to save you from yourself. Setting the Path for Everyone. I tried it with filtered-html but the 'img' tag did not wok with it. To walk down the file structure from index.html to our image, the file path we'd need is images/your-image-filename. They have courses on all the most important front-end technologies, from React to CSS, from Vue to D3, and beyond with Node.js and Full Stack. I'm having the same issue with my logo, it shows on the homepage, any additional pages it doesnt show. CSS-Tricks is created by Chris and a team of swell people.