Answer 1

There's no import trick. You have to know where your image is. It's better to have all of your project's files in one folder. Then you may create a new folder inside that folder for image files.
To include an image in an html file:
<img src="images/img.jpg" />

Answer 2

just give the path of image but better is to keep all resources in same project folder

Answer 3

To insert img from outside the folder

<img src="folder 1/folder 2/ folder 3/image.png"/>

Answer 4

if you need to go back from your initial folder it would be <img src="../(outsidefoldernamehere)/img_1.jpg" />
if your img is in another folder from your outside it would be outside folder then the image folder then image

Many text editors will help auto populate this for you and have a pop up to assist in selecting the proper directory location

Answer 5

in pc, u will need to specify the full path <img src="file:///c:/user/desktop/some/image/image.jpg"/>
The image outside the file.HTML means external resource and so u need full address.
If you are doing it from your website, then you can import directly using <IMG SRC"="/some/image/IMG.jpg"> . or you can use you full address <IMG SRC="http://www.yoursite.com/some/image/IMG
jpg">

Answer 6

you will need to copy the image file's location path and paste it as the source. like src="c:/desktop/storagefolder/image.jpg"

Answer 7

<img src="some/image/img.jpg" />

Answer 8

jiib

Answer 9

../