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HTML

Responsive Design Flexible Images and Vector Graphics

Cant figure out this code, if someone could help out it would be greatly appreciated... The directions are "Swap out <img src=”img/love-at-first-bite.gif alt=”Love at First Bite”> tag with the correct HTML markup to instead bring in an love-at-first-bite.svg, located in the same “img” folder."

and the html code is

<div class="container">
        <div id="intro">
            <div class="grid_4">
                <h1>We're kicking taste buds in to high gear with our featured avocado chocolate cupcake from the west to the east coast.</h1>
            </div>
            <div class="grid_2 omega">
              <img src="img/love-at-first-bite.gif" alt="Love at First Bite">
            </div>
        </div>

2 Answers

Keith Doyle
Keith Doyle
25,973 Points

you again?? i think we're on the same track, this is stuff i just finished up a couple hours ago.

you need to use the object element and include the data and type attributes.

<object data="img/love-at-first-bite.svg" type="image/svg+xml"></object>

lol mannnn im just making careless errors! didnt close my object tab. i just switched over to here from codeacademy and the literature is just a little different im still getting used to it.

Keith Doyle
Keith Doyle
25,973 Points

Yeah, I pretty much did the same thing. I wanted a little more in-depth instruction and I learn better from videos than text. Treehouse is pretty sweet.

Keep up the good work. (and no there wasn't any hidden sarcasm in that!)

yeah i like it better too, they definitely go into some topics way deeper then codeacademy does, and thanks man you too!

isn't it better to use a icon font instead of svg's ? (if it's purpose is a vector logo)

Keith Doyle
Keith Doyle
25,973 Points

Sam, this was for the Responsive Design Deep Dive that Alex needed help with.