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Start your free trialKen Fuller
4,315 PointsChallenge question, background image path.
I don't understand why this is a 'bummer':
.wildlife { background-image: url('../img/bear.jpg'); }
1 Answer
Steven Parker
231,269 PointsActually, the image is in a separate folder (img). But that folder is inside the folder that the document is in. So you want to reference it as img/bear.jpg
. You would reference it as ../img/bear.jpg
if it was in a different folder that was a peer in the folder hierarchy to the one the document was in.
Ken Fuller
4,315 PointsKen Fuller
4,315 PointsNow I get it, the image is NOT in a separate folder, so the .. is not needed.