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Dwayne Bynum
10,408 PointsImages will not fully render on the screen.
All the code runs smoothly and i checked the console for any errors, but i have not found any. Is anyone experiencing this same issue? Additionally does anyone have a possible solution as to why the images only load about 20px before stopping.
4 Answers

Johnnt Trav
Courses Plus Student 1,283 PointsCan you provide a code snippet?

Dwayne Bynum
10,408 Pointsfunction displayPhotos(data){ var photohtml = '<ul>';
$.each(data.items, function(i, photo){
photohtml +='<li class = "grid-25 tablet-grid-50">';
photohtml+= `<a href="${photo.link}" class="image">`;
photohtml+=`<img src="${photo.media.m}" class="image"></a>`;
photohtml +='</li>'
});
photohtml +='</ul>';
$('#photos').html(photohtml);
}

Dwayne Bynum
10,408 PointsAfter some digging through my code I found the error on the photoHTML img tag i added a class="image" when that class should only have been on the <a>! thanks for the help.

Andrii Kodola
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 16,870 PointsAlso, you should not surround your variables in quotes in template literals.
Andrii Kodola
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 16,870 PointsAndrii Kodola
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 16,870 PointsHi. You should post a code snippet, so someone would be able to figure out the problem.