Picture reference:
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Directory Structure:
Written relative to Lu Jin, why is the picture not displayed?
Console prompt:
webpack:
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The reason was found:
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Lu Jin should write the path relative to dist
But now there is another problem! Pictures will definitely not be displayed in the production environment if written like this!
I don’t plan to put static resources under /dist, downstairs The following describes the method of static files. This should configure webpack. Is there any friend who can share it?
学习ing2017-06-26 10:59:28
The problem of static resources has been solved. Solution:
Use a plug-in of webpack. When compiling in the production environment, you can copy the files in the /static directory to the /dist directory
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Webpack-devserver configuration during development:
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In this way, you only need to write the absolute path /static/.. in the code
仅有的幸福2017-06-26 10:59:28
Where is the file where you wrote the img? "../assets/image/setting.png" is only valid if the file where you wrote the img is in the components directory.
我想大声告诉你2017-06-26 10:59:28
If you use the webpack template of vue-cli, it will be converted into an absolute path, such as: /images/setting.png
. It is recommended to put the image in the static folder.
扔个三星炸死你2017-06-26 10:59:28
The fixed paths are all placed under /static. The only place where the location remains unchanged before and after packaging