Putting an SVG image into a website is no different from putting a PNG or GIF. But before I explain further, I should say that I only know how to use simple HTML. So I can only give you the bare basics, or general idea. I can't give you specific steps.
When I first was researching how to create a new website (
for myself), I looked into Drupal and Joomla both. But honestly, I couldn't make heads or tails out of either one. I could get exactly as far as you got with Drupal. Then the create page or image thing is where I would get stuck. (What does it mean "create an image"? This isn't a graphics program, is it? And clicking on the image option - I don't remember what happened, but it just was not intuitive at all.)
In the end, I decided to use
SMF forum (or similar) where the code that creates the website is already done for you. So far, I've found it to be very flexible. With different mods, you can have regular whole webpages, as well as the basic forum. I'm not sure if you could install something like that, and then disable the forum (I realize you didn't mention a forum at all). But there must be programs that provide a website (without a forum) that's already coded, where you only have to customize it.
Ok, so back to your questions. SVG files are both images and XML documents. The XML/SVG code creates the image.
First, the image needs to be uploaded to your server. Once it's uploaded, it will have a URL, which is the address where the image is now living on the internet. I don't know what kind of setup you have, but that should be fairly obvious to you by now, how to find the URL.
[edit - deleted some gibberish, was falling asleep when originally posted]
I hope some of that will help. Good luck!
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I have a drupal website and when I create content, it asks me, "do you want to create a page or an image?" But what is svg - an image or an.html
