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Jason Collins
5,379 Pointsimages for sides
My images won't appear for my sides. Not sure why, they appear for other things such as backgrounds and other div elements but not for the sides.
4 Answers
Paul McBride
13,514 PointsYou've made a tiny mistake. You need to wrap the URL in quotation marks like this:
css: .side-a { background: url("../images/Of_Embers_Logo1.1.png"); }
I hope that sorts your problem out. =]
Paul McBride
13,514 PointsWhat do you mean by side?
Can you post some examples of code so we can see if there in an error?
Jason Collins
5,379 PointsIn the 3d transition videos he works with two images which are named side-a and side-b which then make the two sides of the transition... here is my code as it stands, ive been trying a million things not sure what is up:
html: <div class="wrap"> <div class="side-a"></div> <div class="side-b"></div>
css: .side-a { background: url(../images/Of_Embers_Logo1.1.png); }
.side-b { background-image: url(../images/horns1.2.png); }
right now i just want the images to show up on the page next to each other or whatever, the page is just blank
Jason Collins
5,379 PointsThank you for your responses! I finally figured out that my .wrap wasn't big enough to hold the image...I guess you learn by doing.