Hello,
I have been trying to find the answer as to 'how to add images to github so I can reference the images in my website?' Any thoughts on the matter is greatly appreciated.Thanks!!!!!!
James
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Using Github for Desktop, you can sync repositories. That's how I do it. It basically takes the online project and moves it to your desktop. Then you can create folders and store images in them. Then sync them back with github.
-Steven
James,
I have a github project that has some images that I can use as an example.
Here I have an image in a github project.
https://github.com/rscheitlin/eSearch/blob/master/assets/images/i_buffer.png
and when I click the raw button I get the url that I would need to use in a web site:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/rscheitlin/eSearch/master/assets/images/i_buffer.png
Thanks Robert,
How do I add images into my repository?
James
James,
You can do as Steven recommends and use Github for Desktop or you can just use the Git commandline as I do. Here is a link that is just the basics of Git git - the simple guide - no deep stuff!
Here are the links for the Windows and Mac GitHub clients that others have mentioned. Looks like there is a new unified GitHub Desktop coming out in the future.
Using Github for Desktop, you can sync repositories. That's how I do it. It basically takes the online project and moves it to your desktop. Then you can create folders and store images in them. Then sync them back with github.
-Steven