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I'm working on a ReactJs app and I'm new in the complete React theme, right now I'm facing two problems.

The first one is that I cannot read the path of an image, bellow is my folder structure.

I want to call the image from the Login.jsx file, I tried.

<Image src = "../assets/images/SiteLogo.png" fluid />

But it does not seem to work

The other problem I'm experiencing is with react-particle-js, when I tried to remove the width and height attribute the canvas have, nothing happens.

I remove the style properties, but I cannot remove the attributes.

Here is my code:

let canvas = document.querySelector("canvas");
canvas.style.removeProperty("width");
canvas.style.removeProperty("height");
canvas.removeAttribute("width");
canvas.removeAttribute("height");

javascript reactjs

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I'm working on a ReactJs app and I'm new in the complete React theme, right now I'm facing two problems.

The first one is that I cannot read the path of an image, bellow is my folder structure.

I want to call the image from the Login.jsx file, I tried.

<Image src = "../assets/images/SiteLogo.png" fluid />

But it does not seem to work

The other problem I'm experiencing is with react-particle-js, when I tried to remove the width and height attribute the canvas have, nothing happens.

I remove the style properties, but I cannot remove the attributes.

Here is my code:

let canvas = document.querySelector("canvas");
canvas.style.removeProperty("width");
canvas.style.removeProperty("height");
canvas.removeAttribute("width");
canvas.removeAttribute("height");

javascript reactjs

share|improve this question

asked Mar 8 at 22:20

Gabriel GonzalezGabriel Gonzalez

123

add a comment | 

I'm working on a ReactJs app and I'm new in the complete React theme, right now I'm facing two problems.

The first one is that I cannot read the path of an image, bellow is my folder structure.

I want to call the image from the Login.jsx file, I tried.

<Image src = "../assets/images/SiteLogo.png" fluid />

But it does not seem to work

The other problem I'm experiencing is with react-particle-js, when I tried to remove the width and height attribute the canvas have, nothing happens.

I remove the style properties, but I cannot remove the attributes.

Here is my code:

let canvas = document.querySelector("canvas");
canvas.style.removeProperty("width");
canvas.style.removeProperty("height");
canvas.removeAttribute("width");
canvas.removeAttribute("height");

javascript reactjs

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asked Mar 8 at 22:20

Gabriel GonzalezGabriel Gonzalez

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<Image src = "../assets/images/SiteLogo.png" fluid />

let canvas = document.querySelector("canvas");
canvas.style.removeProperty("width");
canvas.style.removeProperty("height");
canvas.removeAttribute("width");
canvas.removeAttribute("height");

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asked Mar 8 at 22:20

Gabriel GonzalezGabriel Gonzalez

123

share|improve this question

asked Mar 8 at 22:20

Gabriel GonzalezGabriel Gonzalez

123

asked Mar 8 at 22:20

Gabriel GonzalezGabriel Gonzalez

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asked Mar 8 at 22:20

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First problem:

You can't refer to paths on the local filesystem from a served page, you need to actually serve your assets over HTTP. If you are already doing this, please include the relevant code.

Second problem:

Manually manipulated DOM generated by React is a big no-no (your changes will be overwritten when the component renders), you need to configure react-particle-js to not set those properties in the first place

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First problem:

You can't refer to paths on the local filesystem from a served page, you need to actually serve your assets over HTTP. If you are already doing this, please include the relevant code.

Second problem:

Manually manipulated DOM generated by React is a big no-no (your changes will be overwritten when the component renders), you need to configure react-particle-js to not set those properties in the first place

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First problem:

You can't refer to paths on the local filesystem from a served page, you need to actually serve your assets over HTTP. If you are already doing this, please include the relevant code.

Second problem:

Manually manipulated DOM generated by React is a big no-no (your changes will be overwritten when the component renders), you need to configure react-particle-js to not set those properties in the first place

share|improve this answer

answered Mar 8 at 23:56

robinsaxrobinsax

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First problem:

You can't refer to paths on the local filesystem from a served page, you need to actually serve your assets over HTTP. If you are already doing this, please include the relevant code.

Second problem:

Manually manipulated DOM generated by React is a big no-no (your changes will be overwritten when the component renders), you need to configure react-particle-js to not set those properties in the first place

share|improve this answer

answered Mar 8 at 23:56

robinsaxrobinsax

85919

share|improve this answer

answered Mar 8 at 23:56

robinsaxrobinsax

85919

answered Mar 8 at 23:56

robinsaxrobinsax

85919

answered Mar 8 at 23:56

robinsaxrobinsax

85919