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Janire Santibáñez
6,736 PointsI cannot set my button background
Hello!
I am following the instructions required in my style.css but when I add the following code nothing happens, I cannot see the background color in "Browse Our Cupcakes" so I cannot keep on working in my website :-(
Please find the code below:
.btn { color: #FAF3BC; background: #4FB69F url('/Users/janire/Desktop/Programacion/css/css/imgcss/texture.jpg') no-repeat right top; padding:15px 30px; margin: 40px 0px; border-radius: 25px; text-transform: uppercase; }
.btn:hover { background-color: #4CC4A7; }
Anyone could help me? Thanks in advance.
4 Answers
Jacob Miller
12,466 PointsCouple things: If you are using the texture file Treehouse provides, it should be a .png, not a .jpg. If you are using a jpg texture, jpg's don't support transparency, so you won't be able to see your background color underneath it.
Secondly, make sure your url is relative to your main html file. When linking to an image or file, start your url from the directory that your html file is in. Most people have a folder with all their html files in it, then inside that folder they have an "img" folder for images, "css" folder for css files, etc. So it that's the case, your url should look like url("img/texture.png"). Starting from the location of the html file, ask yourself where you have to go from there to get to your img, and that's how you should write your url.
Blayne Holland
19,320 PointsIt may be the path your passing to the image. Starting with / means your starting form the document root where ever that might be.
I would just create a new folder for your images and use a relative path for the CSS code ie. background: url(IMG/myphoto);
Patrick Donahue
9,523 Pointsin .btn try background-color or background-image
Janire Santibáñez
6,736 PointsThanks everyone!
The problem was the path that I was using... I am new in the platform and sometimes I get lost but step by step I am getting used to it...
Love this community :-)