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HTML Introduction to HTML and CSS (2016) Adding a New Web Page Write the CSS

Quentin Craft
Quentin Craft
1,816 Points

Previewing my work space is not working with the resume!

why does my preview work space not working ..

Nadia Masiero
Nadia Masiero
3,468 Points

Try posting your code so others can see what the error might be. I'm having lots of issues with this too.

4 Answers

Paul Hughes
Paul Hughes
8,250 Points

Quentin,

I am having the same issue. The preview would only show the "index.html" page. Even when I deleted the "index.html" page it would not show the"resume.html". The only way that I could see the "resume.html" page was to delete the old "index.html" file and rename the "resume.html" as "index.html". Then I could see the results of the new code that I had written.

I am not sure that the preview function is operating normally right now or it could be operator error on my part.

Good Luck.

Aishah Griffin
Aishah Griffin
5,476 Points

I am experiencing the same issue, but I was able to view the page by adding a link to the nav in index.html and naming it resume.

Augustus Schlater
Augustus Schlater
2,685 Points

Having the same issue here. I click preview and basically no matter what it just previews older workspaces. I am having to check everything manually.

Hey Quentin,

It's likely that there is a link issue, ensure that you have refreshed your pages and saved your workspace. Double check that you named the "resume.html" actually "resume.html" as that is what the link is looking for.

Quentin Craft
Quentin Craft
1,816 Points

Casey

I found another training with the same issue but the instructor advised it would not work either without placing a / at the end of the url and adding the name of the page ( EG /resume.thml ) Im in another training HTML Basics

Quentin Craft
Quentin Craft
1,816 Points

Done all that and it didn't matter...