Do not use spaces to separate words in urls because…
1. They are listed as %20 in Google search results, making them less readable (and may reduce Google ranking).
2. The pasted version of the links contain %20, making them less readable.
3. The link may fail when pasted into older browsers.
It is generally recommended to use dashes instead.
Ensuring that the file’s share parameters are “Public on the web” by…
…right clicking the uploaded file and selecting Share… > Share… > Change = “Public on the web” [Done]
… and copying the {File Id} given under “Link to share”
Then in …
…enter the {File Id] into the “Paste a public Google Drive URL…” box.
Press Create Permalink .
… and copy the “Standard URL” shown.
Then, in your web page, insert …
<img src="{Standard URL}” >
(Note that pasting the Google’s link in directly and gdriverurl.com did not work for me, and https://docs.google.com/uc?export=download&id={fileId} failed to display pictures in Google Chrome, and one of two of my installations of IE.)
(With thanks to http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10311092/displaying-files-e-g-images-stored-in-google-drive-on-a-website, http://gdURL.com , and http://google.com )
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