another question
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Soldier Volkov
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another question
Is it possible to "href" images stored in the workspace/images or public/images folder into the code of a seperate web page? If so, how is this done?
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Should be able to, but I had some problem with that once before. If the image you're linking to is not on a page (so that it's not really loaded before), it tends not to work.
If you're linking to an image that may be found on another page of yours, then just go
If it isn't on any other page, I suggest using an image hoster, such as Photo Bucket.
If you're linking to an image that may be found on another page of yours, then just go
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<A href="images/image.gif">Link To My Picture</A>-
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If you mean "another page" as in "another host" (i.e. not on comicgenesis at all), then no. Huge *no*. And if you find a way around comicgenesis anti-hotlinking, you're at risk of getting yourself in trouble.
Btw, the only images folder that "really" exists is public_html/images. The one in workspace is only a mirror/shortcut kinda thing.
If you're linking the image on another page of your site, then the code TTE posted is good, except that I'd suggest adding a "/" at the beginning of the url (/images/image.gif). Else that'll cause problems on some pages (namely, your archive pages).
Btw, the only images folder that "really" exists is public_html/images. The one in workspace is only a mirror/shortcut kinda thing.
If you're linking the image on another page of your site, then the code TTE posted is good, except that I'd suggest adding a "/" at the beginning of the url (/images/image.gif). Else that'll cause problems on some pages (namely, your archive pages).
