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I put my own photos in the workspace and I put exactly the codes as in the lesson but it doesn't show up when I preview

I uploaded my photos into the workspace and I put the codes in workspace exactly as learning it in the lesson and when I preview my website it doesn't show the photo, it only shows a little error image box. Here is the code for you to get a better idea of what is going on. I have entered the code exactly as It was done in the video.

<a href="img/GOPR2744-02.jpg"> <img src="img/GOPR2744-02.jpg" alt=""> <p>Underwater Belize </p> </a>

3 Answers

If you can show us your code it would be easier for us to help.

I just added the code into the question. Any help would be great

For some reason your code is not displaying.

I have no reason why its not showing up because when I edit it shows up there. It doesn't seem to want to show up here either. Grrr

Try using the Markdown Cheatsheet to display your code

You are awesome that worked. ok so the code is displayed now, so hopefully someone can help me. Thanks

So i tried your code and it works perfectly. So the issue must be related to the image. Either you have the image name wrong or its location is wrong. Check the image filetype to make sure its the correct one, it might be .jpeg.

If the name and type of the file are correct, it must be its location. The root should be something like this:

index.html css.css [img] -- this is a folder and inside you have your image

You may need to add either ../img or ./img or /img before your image name, depending on your file structure :-)

yea that is already added.

Is any part of the picture's file name uppercase? For example is it GOPR2744-02.JPG instead of GOPR2744-02.jpg?