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Start your free trialConor Faley
Courses Plus Student 165 PointsI posted the picture on my page and it just showed up with with a little box. I have checked the code and file. Help.
I have <img src="img/numbers-01.jpg" alt=""> typed and the file has the pictures.
Holt Hunter
4,629 PointsCould you show us your HTML and CSS please?
1 Answer
Stephen Perez
4,229 PointsUntil you post your code and someone can suggest a specific fix: Let's say you know to check your syntax, and to check for unclosed tags or elements. Let's also assume that you know how to call the image using the correct directory path.
Everything is working fine when I do something like this:
<a href="img/ring/r1.jpg"> r1.jpg
<img src="img/ring/r1.jpg" alt=""> r1.jpg
However, if either of two following things happens, my image breaks as you seem to describe.
1)
<a href="img/ring/r1.jpg"> r1.jpg
<img src="img/ring/r1.jpeg" alt=""> r1.jpeg
NOTE that in my anchor element I call "jpg" and in the image element "jpeg." This inconsistency is a problem.
2) A similar problem happens when you upload the image, and Workspaces shows it as "Image folder->Ring Subfolder->r1.jpg" yet when you refer to it in your code, you perhaps type ".jpeg" or ".JPG" or ".JpG" etc. If the two cases are not matching, there is a possibility for it to be broken.
Note that in the case where, in your actual image properties (outside of Workspaces) your image may be ".jpeg" in Windows, while Workspaces is labeled ".JPG" , use strictly what is uploaded and showing in your personal Workspaces sidebar.
Dustin Matlock
33,856 PointsDustin Matlock
33,856 PointsConor, could you post your code?