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HTML Introduction to HTML and CSS (2016) Adding a New Web Page Write the CSS

Posted by janepoho
janepoho
2,887 Points

I do not see the resume when I click on the eye. All I see is the previous Jane Smith page.

Please help me :(

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,269 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,269 Points

So we can see what you're working on, share your code or make a workspace snapshot and post a link to that.

3 Answers

Roger Reyes
Roger Reyes
2,428 Points
Roger Reyes
Roger Reyes
2,428 Points

It could be a lot of things. Maybe you should link your code so that we can further look into this. I would consider, even if it is timely, to re-read all your code again and see if there are any open brackets or the naming of everything. I.E resume is properly named, etc.

Avanish Jha
Avanish Jha
717 Points
Avanish Jha
Avanish Jha
717 Points

when you click the eye it opens the index page. All you have to do is just go to URL block in the browser of index page and put /"your-resume-name".html after the URL

Sabine Kroess
Sabine Kroess
2,401 Points
Sabine Kroess
Sabine Kroess
2,401 Points

I got the same problem. But as soon as I click on the "Experience" button on the main page - I see my resume. Why does the index screen appear first?

Amber O'Rear
Amber O'Rear
7,791 Points

I have the same issue.