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CSS CSS Basics (2014) Basic Layout Backgrounds: Color and Images

Ronnel Jones
Ronnel Jones
5,043 Points
Posted by Ronnel Jones
Ronnel Jones
5,043 Points

I am trying to put the mountain at my header background and it is not working. I have the correct coding in place

CSS Code is as follows:

.main-header { background-color: #ffa949; padding-top: 170px; height: 850px; background-image: url ('../img/mountains.jpg'); }

Still shows orange background in the header.

2 Answers

Ryan M
Ryan M
16,203 Points
Ryan M
Ryan M
16,203 Points

Make sure there's no space between 'url' and the brackets

background-image: url('../img/mountains.jpg');

Ronnel Jones
Ronnel Jones
5,043 Points
Ronnel Jones
Ronnel Jones
5,043 Points

I feel dumb. LOL. Thanks

Michael Martinez
Michael Martinez
5,681 Points
Michael Martinez
Michael Martinez
5,681 Points

Don't feel dumb. Relative paths are confusing for a lot of people.