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HTML

Posted by Jayme Smith
Jayme Smith
1,169 Points

Code Challenge html: Images and Lists

Hmmm, must really not be seeing something obvious here.

The task says:

Assuming an 'img' directory with an image 'cupcake.jpg', add the image to the body of the document.

Right now I have: <img scr="img/cupcake.jpg">

But its not working. Can anyone give me a hand, here?

8 Answers

James Barnett
James Barnett
39,199 Points

Jayme Smith - the source attribute for images is src not scr

simonfransham
simonfransham
1,096 Points

I have a question: Why is it scr in the lesson, but src in the task? thanks.

James Barnett
James Barnett
39,199 Points

Simon Fransham - Can you provide a screenshot of where it says scr in lesson?

simonfransham
simonfransham
1,096 Points

thanks James. Sorry I've been off the studies for the summer. Back on it now. You are correct, it is src in the lesson.

Luke Buśk
Luke Buśk
21,598 Points
Luke Buśk
Luke Buśk
21,598 Points

To show the code u need to add tab or 4 spaces before text.

Jayme Smith
Jayme Smith
1,169 Points
Jayme Smith
Jayme Smith
1,169 Points

<img =scr"img/cupcake.jpg">

Jayme Smith
Jayme Smith
1,169 Points
Jayme Smith
Jayme Smith
1,169 Points

Yeah, I added 4 spaces before the code. Still doesn't seem to be showing it. Lol, it really shouldn't be that difficult, but thanks anyway.

Jayme Smith
Jayme Smith
1,169 Points
Jayme Smith
Jayme Smith
1,169 Points

Yeah, I added 4 spaces before the code. Still doesn't seem to be showing it. Lol, it really shouldn't be that difficult, but thanks anyway.

Luke Buśk
Luke Buśk
21,598 Points
Luke Buśk
Luke Buśk
21,598 Points

Try to use http://codepen.io/pen then.

Kevin Korte
Kevin Korte
28,149 Points
Kevin Korte
Kevin Korte
28,149 Points

An image will look like:

<img src="path/to/image.jpg">

it tells you that the cupcake.png image is in the img directory, so it would look something like:

<img src="img/cupcake.jpg">
Jayme Smith
Jayme Smith
1,169 Points
Jayme Smith
Jayme Smith
1,169 Points

Omg thank you