How to convert the static image files of a readymade template to dynamic

Rabbi Rabbi

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Jun 5, 2020, 11:28:03 AM6/5/20

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Please help me to fix this. Do I need to use a double quotation before and after the .jpg link?

Vishesh Mangla

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Jun 5, 2020, 12:04:12 PM6/5/20

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First of all, if you will use .css file, it would be better. In that you can include image the usual way.

But still if you would like it as inline element thenn use “...{% url ‘<path>’ %}...”. Mind the single commas and double commas.

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Gabriel Araya Garcia

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..and... why you don't try make theses things that you are asking ?

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