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2,606 Points/resume.html link not opening up my resume page
once i click the preview button, it takes me to my page however when i add "/resume.html" i don't see my resume page I'm creating. I've saved and still nothing.
7 Answers
Yaroslav Vargas
Front End Web Development Techdegree Student 816 PointsFirst of all make sure you are saving the files after any changes (CTRL+S) or else the changes wont display. And second, when changing the "#" in the anchor element, make sure the filename is typed exactly as it was saved in the directory (exp. "resume.html").
Steven Parker
231,268 PointsYou're using an absolute file reference here to a file in the root folder. Is it possible that the file is in a subfolder?
Also check for spelling including capitalization. The file system in the workspaces is case sensitive.
If you still can't find the issue, try making a snapshot of your workspace and post the link to it here.
John Gonzalez
2,606 PointsThanks Steven! Ill try that now
Steven Parker
231,268 PointsJohn Gonzalez — If that works, you can mark the question solved by choosing a "best answer".
And happy coding!
Kyle Graham
8,332 PointsThis fixed the issue for me.
Robin Porter
1,810 PointsThat is because it is not linked yet and you have to add the resume.html to the end of your web page.
Neal Combs
Front End Web Development Techdegree Student 1,086 PointsI had the same problem. It was case sensitive when i typed in <h1> RESUME </h1>. I would type in "/resume.html. I changed the "<h1>Resume</h1> and it came up fine !
Patricia Davis
942 PointsI'm having the same problem but I didn't come here first and just started over.
Kathleen OKeife
1,960 PointsIn the first exercise, we set up the resume.html page. In this second exercise, it is deleted; so I deleted the syntax. I cannot go back to the first exercise. What is the syntax and where does it fit in the head?
Nicholas Prober
4,925 PointsI created the resume.html file, I hit control s to save. For some reason I am still seeing the introduction workspace on the left hand side which is making it so that I can only see the introduction website and not the one that we are just starting to build. Should I just delete all the other files? I will try that because I am trying to continue with the program. Edit: Deleting the files did not work. I seem to be unable to display the page using workspace.