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Clara has attended:
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How do I add images to my website?

RE: Images

Hello Clara,

Hope you enjoyed your DreamWeaver Introduction course with BEST Training.
Thank you for your question regarding adding images to your website.

when you open dreamweaver, and setup a LOCAL folder, you should make a folder within that one called images. This is where you want to store all your images, as it helps with managing the files, particularly if you have many pages within your website.

To insert your image, do one of the following:
- use INSERT > IMAGE, choose file, OK

or

- Go to your images folder, and drag the image you want into your webpage document

or

- click on ASSETS next to FILE on the top right Panel. This will list all the images and other elements (like videos, flash, etc), within your website folders. Clcik and Drag the files across to the webpage, or click on INSERT on the bottom of the panel.

Hope this answers your question.

If you require further assistance, please reply to this post. Or perhaps you have another question?

Have a great day.
Regards,

Richard
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