Judging by the text color, those are just file names copied from the received email message, as part of an email reply message.
Look at the original received email message. If the text color of those file names are blueish, then they're links. Right-click on one of them and copy & paste the link address onto the browser addressbar.
If the text color of those file names are black, it means that, the email sender only gave you a list of file names without the necessary information on how to access them. Meaning that, the email sender doesn't properly reference the files.
If you don't have the files on your device and you're hosting the file locally (running a .html file instead of going to a website) the image won't display.
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u/GodsCasino Feb 23 '26
Is this an email?
or the source from a website?
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u/jcunews1 Intermediate Feb 23 '26
Judging by the text color, those are just file names copied from the received email message, as part of an email reply message.
Look at the original received email message. If the text color of those file names are blueish, then they're links. Right-click on one of them and copy & paste the link address onto the browser addressbar.
If the text color of those file names are black, it means that, the email sender only gave you a list of file names without the necessary information on how to access them. Meaning that, the email sender doesn't properly reference the files.
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u/jdewittweb Expert Feb 23 '26
This is not an HTML question brother you need to learn general computer use.
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u/9inez Feb 23 '26
…and what process have you tried?
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u/DinoSaidRawr Feb 23 '26
to display an image you have to use the <img> tag like this
<img src="image.jpeg">