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Kevin Leland
836 PointsIt's not working
What's wrong with this?
<img src='cupcake.jpg'>
2 Answers

Stone Preston
42,016 Pointsthe image file is in a directory called img. You will need to include that directory in your src path in order to pass.

Ryan Decker
3,451 PointsAlso, unless you are in CSS you will want to use double quotation marks before <"img/cupcake.jpg">

James Barnett
39,199 PointsSingle quotes are legal in HTML and should pass the code challenge. However they can get tripped up on special characters, which wouldn't be the case here.