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HTML How to Make a Website Creating HTML Content Add Image Gallery Content

Posted by Preston Klopfenstein
Preston Klopfenstein
Courses Plus Student 336 Points

Add Image Gallery Content

I added in the images to Workspace for this lesson, but when I go to Preview, it only shows me miniature image icons rather than the images themselves. I have verified I'm putting in the code correctly, so I'm not sure what's going on.

Preston Klopfenstein
Preston Klopfenstein
Courses Plus Student 336 Points

I'll modify that question a little bit. I just now saw that the icons actually bring up the images when I click on them. But I'm still not sure why it won't show the images to me in the main preview rather than the icons.

1 Answer

Clay Logsdon
Clay Logsdon
971 Points
Clay Logsdon
Clay Logsdon
971 Points 
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Is this your code? Compare this one to yours...Closing tags in the right place?

P.S. These are different images and subtitles than nick used.

Should have same format as nicks though.