By philliptackett on
I'm reading through and seems like a bunch of ppl had this issue. Basically, I'm working in page.tpl.php trying to get images to show up...
This code:
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Is what I want to reproduce on all my pages. Pretend I don't know anything about css (which I actually I don't). What is the BEST PRACTICE way of going about handling making these images show up in the footer of my page.
Thanks,
Phil
Comments
What are you asking?
Are you asking where you would find the code taht generates this HTML?
Or are you asking what to replace it with?
responding..
I actually figured out how to display the images. It was simply a path issue. My question was is the best way to deal with images to include the direct path link in your page.tpl.php file or is there a better way to do it.. perhaps through div tags or some other Drupal trick.
Thanks,
Phil
You do not need to hard-code
You do not need to hard-code your images' paths, if that is what you're asking.
http://drupal.org/node/140944
Ok, so I don't need to
Ok, so I don't need to hardcode the path to the images.. I get that.. how would you do the above code then?
Phil
<img src="<?php print
<img src="<?php print base_path() . path_to_theme() ?>/images/image.gif" />