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HTML How to Make a Website Creating HTML Content Build the Footer

Robert Cable
Robert Cable
2,945 Points

I still dont see my facebook and twitter logos, I have checked multiple times to see if i wrote something incorrectly

need help asap

10 Answers

can you post the code? If you do that, we can help you see where your error is. Without seeing it, there are so many possibilities that it would be impossible to pinpoint

Thanks

sorry Robert, the link goes nowhere.

You can post the code directly here. click on the Markdown Cheatsheet at the bottom of the reply text area for help on doing that.

Robert Cable
Robert Cable
2,945 Points

can you try the link now it just worked for me when i clicked it, thanks!

I think it works for you because it is part of your account. I don't believe that workspaces are public.

Robert Cable
Robert Cable
2,945 Points

</section> <footer> <a href="http://twitter.com/robhcable"><img src="img/twitter-wrap.png" alt="Twitter logo"></a> <a href="http://facebook.com/robcable"><img src="img/facebook-wrap.png" alt="Facebook logo"></a>`

In your file structure is the img folder in the same folder as the index.html file?

Robert Cable
Robert Cable
2,945 Points

Well my course video was to not put the index in the image folder, so no haha

what I am asking is: in your file structure is the img folder in the same folder that the index.html file in? If it is not, you will need to point the img src to the folder. something like <img src=".../img/photo.jpg the the ... at the beginning tell the computer to leave the folder and go to the img folder.

This might look like:

--html
--index.html
--img
--photo.jpg
--css
--style.css

if you have your file structure like this:

--site
--img
--photo.jpg
--css
--style.css
index.html

then you have the right path, you will need to double check that you have file names correct, including file formats and of course make sure that your images are in a file named img and not something like images.

Robert Cable
Robert Cable
2,945 Points

never mind i figured it out thanks for the help