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Courses Plus Student 289 PointsDid everything he did pic not sowing up
I have been checking and rechecking, and my code looks just like his, but the where the picture is supposed to be there's just a little tiny box. I checked to make sure the file I downloaded was good and it is. It's also sized the way he said it should be. Please help.
3 Answers
Steven Sullivan
11,616 PointsAlso, check to make sure that when you write <img src> or /img, the "img" part matches what you named the folder you created to hold your images on the sidebar exactly. Same capitalization and caps.
Dania Lugo
602 PointsNevermind; got it!
Matthew Tran
16,343 PointsI had a similar issue and it turned out to be a capitalization issue. Notably, the .jpg file was uploaded as .JPG. Check to see if the photo source link is typed exactly the way it appears in the directory, especially the capitalization.
David Patrick
Courses Plus Student 289 PointsDavid Patrick
Courses Plus Student 289 PointsThat was it! I had capitalized the I in the folder. Thanks, Steven and everyone else too!