Local HTML using Content Image

I have an HTML string which, in my webview I am using NavigateToString to show. I have several images in my project which are marked as content and copy local. I was wondering how I can link to those images? In my xaml they show up in the
Image object.
Any help would be great!,
Thanks!

Hi cwang733t,
Yes, it should like this, however I did not see your other codes, I don't know how you convert the image to base64 string, I found some sample online:
https://code.msdn.microsoft.com/windowsapps/Loading-Image-into-WebView-a3f68921
Take a look to see if this helps :)
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