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HTML How to Make a Website Creating HTML Content Structure the Image Gallery

Sebastian Alongi
Sebastian Alongi
166 Points
Posted by Sebastian Alongi
Sebastian Alongi
166 Points

I'm selecting the images and dragging these to my Workspace, but it doesn't upload the images; any other alternatives?

I downloaded the image files and unzipped it. Selected the 12 images and try to drag these into my Workspace, but I don't see a darkened area, nor is uploading the images; not sure what to do next?

5 Answers

Marcel Targowski
Marcel Targowski
1,057 Points
Marcel Targowski
Marcel Targowski
1,057 Points

Try making a new folder on your desktop and extract the image files into the folder, then drag them from there.

Sebastian Alongi
Sebastian Alongi
166 Points
Sebastian Alongi
Sebastian Alongi
166 Points

Thank you! I've followed your instructions and it handled the issue. Couldn't drag these into the images files yet, but at least the images are now in Workspace.

Brian OLeary
Brian OLeary
16,197 Points
Brian OLeary
Brian OLeary
16,197 Points

Hi everyone,

The download is a zip file.

Unzip the files. Save them to a new folder. Open the folder and drag the file (or files) into the Workspaces grey bar on the right of the screen.

Wajeeh Hassan Qureshi
Wajeeh Hassan Qureshi
8,631 Points
Wajeeh Hassan Qureshi
Wajeeh Hassan Qureshi
8,631 Points

You could always use a local text editor to follow along the course, such as Sublime Text etc. It'll be even be faster.

Wajeeh Hassan Qureshi
Wajeeh Hassan Qureshi
8,631 Points
Wajeeh Hassan Qureshi
Wajeeh Hassan Qureshi
8,631 Points

You could always use a local text editor to follow along the course, such as Sublime Text etc. It'll be even be faster.

Max Goetz
Max Goetz
5,360 Points
Max Goetz
Max Goetz
5,360 Points

Hi Sebastian,

You might try uploading each image individually. I have found this to work when dealing with the Workspace tool.

If this is too troublesome, I'd go with what Wajeeh said and use an local text editor. I tend to lean towards Brackets.

Hope this helps :)

Max