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Sonya Galaviz
169 PointsImage does not appear
My image is not showing. My codes look correct. Here is my snapshot.
11 Answers
Sonya Galaviz
169 Pointsi don't have a css folder. Nick hasn't mentioned anything about that up to this point.
Roy Penrod
19,810 PointsOk, that's fine. You'll add one down the road.
Now go into the img folder. Do you see the file named "numbers-01.jpg"? Is it singular ("number-01.jpg") or plural ("numbers-01.jpg")?
Sonya Galaviz
169 PointsIt is a jpg file and in the correct folder. I linked my workspace snapshot above
Roy Penrod
19,810 PointsThe link doesn't work, Sonya. The error message says it doesn't exist.
Sonya Galaviz
169 PointsThen I guess I'm stuck Roy. When I click the link it works for me. https://teamtreehouse.com/workspaces/10698172
Thanks anyway
Roy Penrod
19,810 PointsI don't give up that easy. :-)
Ok, let's take a look at your folder structure. Does it look like this?
img <-- this is a folder
css <-- this is a folder
index.html <-- this is your html file
Sonya Galaviz
169 Pointsit's plural
Roy Penrod
19,810 PointsNow look at your img tag again. Does it look like this exactly:
<img src="img/numbers-01.jpg" alt="">
The things to pay attention to are that it's a "/" and that you used a dash ("-") and not an underscore ("_").
Sonya Galaviz
169 Pointsthat was it. I was missing the = sign after src. thanks!!!
Roy Penrod
19,810 PointsYou're welcome, Sonya. It's always the little things that will drive you nuts. ;-)
Sonya Galaviz
169 PointsFOR SURE! Thanks for your patience.
Lucinda H.
1,585 PointsThe images will not upload in the workspace.
Ashley Valdez
Courses Plus Student 2,877 Pointsimg folder does not allow for images to be uploaded.
Roy Penrod
19,810 PointsRoy Penrod
19,810 PointsThe link to your snapshot didn't work. It would be great if you could link to your workspace so we could see your folder structure.
When an image doesn't appear , it's almost always something to do with the src path being off in relation to where your document is stored.
Your img src attribute looks correct and it should work IF your html document isn't in any other folder and there's a folder named img that contains the file "number-01.jpg".
You might also want to check the file and make sure it's a jpg file type not a png.