Problem
You want to add an image to your Blade template.
Instead of simply using the <img...>
HTML tag, you want to use the HTML facade.
Solution
Use the HTML::image()
method.
The only required argument is the path to the image.
{{ HTML::image(‘img/picture.jpg’) }}
Which produces the following HTML.
<img src=“http://your.url/img/picture.jpg”>
If the image path you pass isn’t a complete URL, Laravel will use your application’s URL to build a complete URL.
You can add the alt attribute with the second argument.
{{ HTML::image(‘img/picture.jpg’, ‘a picture’) }}
Now the HTML will look like the following.
<img src=“http://your.url/img/picture.jpg” alt=“a picture”>
The third argument, if used, must be an array. It contains additional attributes to add to the img tag.
{{ HTML::image(‘img/picture.jpg’, ‘a picture’, array(‘class’ => ‘thumb’)) }}
Now the HTML contains a class attribute.
<img src=“http://your.url/img/picture.jpg” class=“thumb” alt=“a picture”>