To embed PNG or SVG images in HTML, you can use the <img> tag with the src attribute. Here are the steps:
Locate the PNG or SVG file on your computer.
Upload the file to your website server or hosting service.
In your HTML code, use the
<img>tag with thesrcattribute to specify the file location.
For a PNG image:
Replace "image.png" with the name and path of your PNG image file. The "alt" attribute provides a description of the image for users who cannot see the image.
For an SVG image:
Replace "image.svg" with the name and path of your SVG image file. The "viewBox" attribute specifies the dimensions of the SVG image, and the <use> tag is used to reference the SVG file. Replace "svg" in "#svg" with the ID of the SVG element you want to use.
Note: SVG images can also be embedded using the <img> tag, but using the <use> tag provides better accessibility and flexibility.
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