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HTML How to Make a Website Creating HTML Content Organize with Unordered Lists

The img file is not present in challenge example therefore I can not add the images into the un-ordered list.

I loaded the img file just fine into my own workspace but in your challenge series the IMG file is not present or I am not seeing it for some unknown reason.

Hi Paul,

You don't need to worry about Workspaces for this Code Challenge. You just need to write the code inside the Code Challenge and then check it.

All the best, Ryan

3 Answers

Here's a hint ...

<section>
      <ul>
        <li><img src="img/something-goes-here"></li>
        <!-- Add the other two list items here, in the same pattern -->
      </ul>
    </section>

Thanks Ryan- I was being too technical as I thought the challenge would actually go look for the path and the img file would not be there!! lol I did figure it out and realized the challenge is just looking that I type in the proper syntax. Thank you for the quick reply. I think this program is fantastic. I am in sales and sell SEO services but I find all of this very interesting and think I want to improve my skills in this area. I will at least start o know enough so I can understand what my programmers are talking about

Gerard Weppler
Gerard Weppler
4,357 Points

Please share the challenge question with us and any code you have written so far.

for the challenges you just need to write where the img comes from, the path, and the img name.

Since I do not know what you are seeing I will give you an example how it should be written:

<li> <a href="img/numbers-01.jpg"> <img src="img/numbers-01.jpg" alt"number image"> </a> </li>

Again, please share the actual question with us.

I was being too technical as I thought the challenge would actually go look for the path and the img file would not be there!! lol I did figure it out and realized the challenge is just looking that I type in the proper syntax. Thank you for the quick reply.