png to base64

What's the effect of data:image/png;base64    2013-03-27 09:35:57|   category:html+css|   label:data  image/png  base6    Role   | small   subscribe     You may have noticed that some images on the Web page have src or CSS background images

From the web down a source file view time found that the address of the reference image is not local, but followed by a large string of characters data:image/png;base64 ... Check the data analysis as follows:About storing pictures with base64Some

You may have noticed that the URLs of some image SRC or CSS background images on the webpage are followed by a large string of characters,

Base64 URL Image CSSThe Data URI scheme is defined in the RFC2397SVG path line width: stroke-widthOnline Base64 encryption/decryption Link:So what is this? This is the data URI scheme.The data URI scheme is defined in RFC2397 to embed some small

Recently writing interface ———— about image upload The foreground uses the Vuejs, uses the base64 to upload the picture, filedata: "Data:image/jpeg;base64,9j/4aaqsk ...", puts this data directly in the address bar, also can display the picture, But

Data/base64 webmasters often use more data. I often see that they generate data/base64 data for images and then input the data. This shows a very long string, now let's take a look at the php input method. Let's take a look at data/B. Data/base64

Database64 webmasters often use more data. I often see that they generate database64 data for images and then input it. This shows a long string, now let's take a look at the php input method. Data/base64 webmasters often use more data. I often see

Android client uploads images to the server and uses XML to transmit base64-encoded ImagesI use the httpclient of Android to send post requests. I also want to use the post method to send data. However, the data is saved during base64 decoding on

Let's see what Data/base64 is. What is Data:image/*;base64? Answer: This is Data URI scheme.Don't you understand?Ps:data URI scheme is defined in RFC2397 to embed some small data directly into a Web page so that you do not have to load it from an

I. BASE64 code ORIGINWhy do you have Base64 code? Because some network transport channels do not support all bytes, such as traditional mail only supports the transmission of visible characters, such as ASCII code control characters can not be