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How do I put images in my site design layouts?

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Jorge estévez

Thursday 20 May 2004 7:13:13 pm

I have installed ezp 3.4 beta 1

How can I put images to my pagelayouts so I can modify the design

Where do I have to put the images (wich directory) and can someone tell me what code inserts those images in the pagelayout so all pages based in that layout can display them?

thanks

Diseño Web Cuba
Web Design Cuba
www.elfosdesign.com

Alex Jones

Friday 21 May 2004 6:26:35 am

Joe, create a new directory in /design/<i>your_site</i>/ with the name of images or the like and place all of the images there. Then you can access the images in your template by using <i>|ezdesign</i> which automatically creates the path to your design folder. So, for example, on one of my sites I have placed the image 'add_to_cart.gif' in /design/plain/images/ and use the following line to call it in my templates:

<img src={"images/add_to_cart.gif"|ezdesign} alt="Add to Cart" width="71" height="14" />

Note that the quotes for the src attribute are around the image path, not around the curly brackets.

This will send the following line to the browser for rendering:

<img src=/design/plain/images/add_to_cart.gif" alt="Add to Cart" width="71" height="14" />

Does this help?

Alex

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Jorge estévez

Saturday 22 May 2004 6:28:25 am

Yes It worked just fine...
Thanks again Alex...

Diseño Web Cuba
Web Design Cuba
www.elfosdesign.com

Alex Jones

Monday 24 May 2004 8:16:51 am

Happy to help. :)

Alex

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