wu.ginnan5 Answers
Rui Santos Staff answered 3 years ago
Hello, you would need to follow this post: https://rntlab.com/question/web-server-background-image/
Basically, you need to store the image (jpg, png, gif, etc) in a server and then just load it into your web page.
Rui Santos Staff answered 3 years ago
You’re welcome! In the MicroPython web server, you would just need add this to the <sytle> tags to add it as a background:
<style>>body { background-image: url("http://the_url_to_your_image.gif"); }</style>
Or the following inside the <body> tags to add it in the middle of the web page:
<body><img src="http://the_url_to_your_image.gif"></body>
I hope that helps, Rui
joao.oliveira.barros answered 2 years ago
Hello Rui,
and if the MicroPython web server is in ap mode and not station mode? (I have loaded the images in esp32, next to boot.py, with thonny).
Sara Santos Staff answered 2 years ago
Hi.
I answered your question here: https://rntlab.com/question/webserver-show-image-loaded-in-esp32-in-micropython/
Regards,
Sara