The solution suggested by Rafael clarifies his doubt, however, it defines the same size for all images on the page, which is not usually an appropriate approach. To apply formatting only on this image is better:
CSS
.minha-imagem{
width: 50px;
height: 50px;
}
HTML
<img src= "C:\Users\cliente\Desktop\Projeto\PICON_028.png" class="minha-imagem"/>
Remember that if you insert the css inside a @media query you can define different sizes according to the screen resolution, which would be advisable to adapt the site to mobile devices such as tablets and phones. So, for example, it would look like this:
@media only screen and (max-width: 500px) {
.minha-imagem{
width: 50px;
height: 50px;
}
}
In what image? post the code!
– Rafael Augusto
<th><a href="window.open('file://C:/Users/client/Desktop/Project%20Leticia/Cadastro.html')";><img src= "C: Users client Desktop Project PICON_025.png">
– João Simões
I answered your question.
– Rafael Augusto
Damn you, man
– João Simões
Let us know if you solve your problem, and don’t forget to mark as solved
– Rafael Augusto
Where I mark as settled, I’m new.
– João Simões
There in the answer is a check icon, just click
– Rafael Augusto