The image should load correctly without any CORS policy errors.
Current Behavior
The image is not being loaded due to a CORS policy error. The browser is blocking the resource from being loaded due to the absence of the 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header.
Possible Solution
To fix this issue, we have two possible solutions:
Host the image on the same domain as our website.
Configure the server where the image is hosted to include the 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header in its responses.
The issue is reproducible in the Microsoft Edge browser.
Detailed Description
The CORS policy error needs to be resolved as it's preventing the image from being loaded on our website, which could impact the user experience.
Possible Implementation
Here are the steps to host the image on the same domain as your website:
Download the Image: First, you need to download the image from 'https://icon-library.com/images/b8d82a619c.png'. You can do this by navigating to the URL, right-clicking on the image, and selecting 'Save Image As...'.
Upload the Image to Your Server: Next, you need to upload the downloaded image to your server.
Test the Image: Finally, you should test the image by navigating to your website and ensuring the image loads correctly. If you still see the CORS error, make sure the image URL is correct and the image was uploaded successfully.
By hosting the image on your own domain, you avoid the CORS policy issue because the image is no longer being loaded from a different origin. This is a common solution to CORS errors when you have control over the server where the resources are hosted. Please note that this method requires that you have the necessary permissions to host and distribute the image. If the image is copyrighted, you should seek permission from the copyright holder before hosting it on your own server.
Description
We're experiencing a CORS policy error when trying to load an image from 'https://icon-library.com/images/b8d82a619c.png' on our website 'https://chriskyfung.github.io'. The error is being thrown because the server hosting the image lacks the 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header.
Expected Behavior
The image should load correctly without any CORS policy errors.
Current Behavior
The image is not being loaded due to a CORS policy error. The browser is blocking the resource from being loaded due to the absence of the 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header.
Possible Solution
To fix this issue, we have two possible solutions:
Steps to Reproduce
Context (Environment)
The issue is reproducible in the Microsoft Edge browser.
Detailed Description
The CORS policy error needs to be resolved as it's preventing the image from being loaded on our website, which could impact the user experience.
Possible Implementation
Here are the steps to host the image on the same domain as your website:
Download the Image: First, you need to download the image from 'https://icon-library.com/images/b8d82a619c.png'. You can do this by navigating to the URL, right-clicking on the image, and selecting 'Save Image As...'.
Upload the Image to Your Server: Next, you need to upload the downloaded image to your server.
Update the Image URL: Once the image is uploaded to your server, it will have a new URL. You need to update the image URL in your website's code. For example, if your website is 'https://chriskyfung.github.io' and you uploaded the image to an 'images' directory, the new URL might be 'https://chriskyfung.github.io/amp-affiliately-jekyll-theme/assets/images/b8d82a619c.png'.
Test the Image: Finally, you should test the image by navigating to your website and ensuring the image loads correctly. If you still see the CORS error, make sure the image URL is correct and the image was uploaded successfully.
By hosting the image on your own domain, you avoid the CORS policy issue because the image is no longer being loaded from a different origin. This is a common solution to CORS errors when you have control over the server where the resources are hosted. Please note that this method requires that you have the necessary permissions to host and distribute the image. If the image is copyrighted, you should seek permission from the copyright holder before hosting it on your own server.