Load image from inline-style or img tag
See original GitHub issueI have the following code
div [ class "picture", style [("background-image","url(images/img-example.png)")]][ ]
or
div [ class "picture" ] [
img [ src "images/img-example.png"] []
]
but after build the app with webpack the image is not loaded… how can accomplish that? I need the image loaded inline because is dinamyc (comes inside a record attribute).
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So, just to make a workaround available I used the copy-webpack-plugin for this.
All this does is copy the assets directory to the dist/ directory when building. However not ideal…it will work. In to do this properly I believe you’d have to run a require on each of those images somehow.
I’m gonna close this for now. Will happily reopen if someone can post a SSCCE so we can see what the problem is! 😃