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HTML HTML Basics Images, Text and Links Captioning Images

Armando Galan-Cedeño
Armando Galan-Cedeño
2,344 Points

Browser not applying space around the fig element. Anything I am doing wrong?

Guil mentions that when using the fig element by default the browser will apply space around the content but when I do it the image stays the same and is not indented. Am I doing something wrong? Does it have to be indented or it does not make a difference?

Armando Galan-Cedeño
Armando Galan-Cedeño
2,344 Points

The way I posted my code in my last post came out awkward but once again i found my mistake, thanks again.

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Armando Galan-Cedeño
Armando Galan-Cedeño
2,344 Points

<section> <h2>About this site</h2> <p>This is a new section about VR</p>

<fig> <img src="img/vr-space.jpg" alt="User experiencing space in VR"> <figcaption>Virtual reality users can explore faraway places and feel as though they are right in the middle of the action. <fidcaption> <fig> <section>

Hey Aakash Srivastav, after going through my code I finally noticed my mistake and that is that I coded the <figure> element as <fig>. After I fixed it the vr-space.jpg image was just fine and indented. Thanks for taking the time to reply man.