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Posted by Connie Cooper
Connie Cooper
1,229 Points

Facebook wrap not showing up on the bottom of the web page.

I was following along in the class video and thought that I placed the facebook wrap in the right place but it shows up further up on the page instead of on the bottom. What do I do to get it back on the bottom of the page.? I also don't know how to show my screen to others so I may need to have directions on how to do this.

4 Answers

Henrik Christensen
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Henrik Christensen
Python Web Development Techdegree Student 38,322 Points
Henrik Christensen
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Henrik Christensen
Python Web Development Techdegree Student 38,322 Points

copy/paste your code? :-)

Connie Cooper
Connie Cooper
1,229 Points
Connie Cooper
Connie Cooper
1,229 Points

how do i do it?

Amanda Bater
Amanda Bater
7,686 Points
Amanda Bater
Amanda Bater
7,686 Points

When replying to this press return twice, then type three back ticks like ``` then return again. Then paste your code, press return once more and type three more back ticks. Then we'll be able to see your code

Daniel Gauthier
Daniel Gauthier
15,000 Points
Daniel Gauthier
Daniel Gauthier
15,000 Points

Hey Connie,

There are two ways to share your code on the forums here, excluding using external tools from outside of Treehouse.

The first method is to use a series of three ` (backticks, located at the top left of the keyboard) without any spaces on one line, paste all of your code starting on the second line, then closing the code block with a second series of three backticks. Take a peek at the link for the "Markdown Cheatsheet" located above the "Post Answer" button anytime you're about to post a comment or answer.

The second method is a little more convoluted, but it lets us look at your entire project and make our own copy to try fixing issues. I'll order the steps since it can be a little confusing the first time around:

  1. Open the workspace you're having trouble with.

  2. On the menu bar located to the left of the "Preview Workspace" button is the "Snapshot Workspace" (camera icon), click that.

  3. A popout will appear with another button that says "Take Snapshot", click that.

  4. It should create a new snapshot, which will appear beneath the "Take Snapshot" button in the popout. Click the snapshot you want to share.

  5. The snapshot should open a new browser tab. Highlight the url in the snapshot's browser tab (it should look like this: https://w.trhou.se/ducj79b1i0 ).

  6. Create your forum post and paste the snapshot's url into the post. Other Treehouse users will be able to open the snapshot, then 'fork' a new copy to check out.

Keep in mind that you can only ever have five snapshots, but you can delete them by hovering over the snapshot located below the "Take Snapshot" button in the popout and click the trash bin icon.

Good luck!