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Matt L.
Matt L.
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Where are images stored for html pages?  en

Autor: Matt L.
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How do you add images to a project that are needed in an HTML cell but not needed elsewhere?

When adding content to a page using "HTML Code" if images are uploaded to same page (but different cell) using "Image" the images will appear in the HTML cell. However if I delete the images in the image cell the they are gone and will not appear in the html cell.

The only solution I can figure is to create one page to hold all the images and not link to it or include in menu. Will unchecking "add to site map" publish the page but not show on menu?

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Andre E
Andre E
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If you need it only in an html cell you could upload the picture seperatly with an ftp program or x5 to any folder you please or create on your webserver. Then only set a link in the html cell to that place/picture.

But maybe we can help you better if you explain why you would like to add a picture in an html cell ?

There is also an option to add picture in a text object and use html code in the text object. But again it would help if we would understand the reason why you want to do this.

THX

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Matt L.
Matt L.
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I am able to ftp the images, but is an extra step.

X5 changes the image name.

Example: "sandals-negril-beach.jpg" changes to "sandals-negril-beach_57et6874.jpg"

I need to configure the img tag to work with a script:

<img title="sandals-negril-beach"
                     class="magnify"
                     style="HEIGHT: 94px; WIDTH: 152px"
                     border="0"
                     alt="Best Sandals Resort sandals-negril-beach"
                     src="images/sandals-negril-beach.jpg"
                     img="">

I don't see any other way to do this except with html.

With my old program I used the source view to do this but I don't see that with x5.

Thank you

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Andre E
Andre E
Moderator

In that case you need the extra step.

Or use the magnifier of x5.

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