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I can figure out how to open and update a local HTML file in my browser. Whats going on?

April 26, 2017browser figure file going html local

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I can figure out how to open and update a local HTML file in my browser. Whats going on?

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• Save your HTML file in your text editor. • Open your local HTML file and preview it in your browser. • Save more changes to your HTML file in your text editor. • Refresh the display of your HTML file in your browser. You can also open a local HTML file in your browser by dragging and dropping the file on your browser’s window. Return to Top • I can’t reopen my HTML file in Notepad. What’s going on? In Windows Notepad, the Open File dialog window defaults to displaying only text files (with .txt file extensions). To see other file types, including HTML files (with .html or .htm file extensions), select All Files as the file type. • Why aren’t local inline images displaying in my browser? If you’re just using the file name of an image as its URL, make sure that both your HTML file and the images you want to display inline are saved in the same folder. If you want to link to images in a different folder from the linking file’s folder, you need to use a relative URL (src=”images/myimage.