The Grails Framework 3.2.6

(Quick Reference) ## img ### Purpose Renders an HTML `<img>` tag for an image resource. This tag uses `g:resource` to generate the link to the resource, so it is implicitly aware of the Resources plugin. ### Examples Example usages for the "shop" app:
    <g:img dir="images" file="logo.png" width="40" height="40"/>
    Output: <img src="/shop/images/logo.png" width="40" height="40"/>

    <g:img uri="/images/icons/add.png"/>
    Output: <img src="/shop/images/logo.png"/>
Note that if the Resources plugin is installed this will defer to `<r:img>` which will include any HTML attributes defined in the image’s resource definition, if one exists. ### Description Attributes `base` (optional) - Sets the prefix to be added to the link target address, typically an absolute server URL. This overrides the behaviour of the `absolute` property if both are specified. `contextPath` (optional) - the context path to use (relative to the application context path). Defaults to "" or path to the plugin for a plugin view or template. `dir` (optional) - the name of the directory containing the resource `file` (optional) - the name of the resource file `absolute` (optional) - If `true` will prefix the link target address with the value of the `grails.serverURL` property from `application.groovy`, or http://localhost:<port>; if there is no setting in `application.groovy` and not running in production. `plugin` (optional) - The plugin to look for the resource in `uri` (optional) - If using the Resources plugin, the uri of the image. A more terse alternative to using the dir/file attributes. | Quick Reference (hide)