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Derek Etnyre
20,822 PointsThe <img src="img/slide-Kitt.png" alt="" /> tag does not display the .png file. Should be lower case: slide-kitt.png
The <img src="img/slide-Kitt.png" alt="" /> tag does not display the .png file. Should be lower case: <img src="img/slide-kitt.png" alt="" />
6 Answers
Fernando Vila
9,870 PointsYou don't need the final "/" there.
Try using this one
```
<img src="img/slide-Kitt.png" alt="" >
```
Kyle Vassella
9,033 PointsIt's still an issue, but I'm glad your post was here, changing it to lowercase worked. Thanks!
Jeremy Castanza
12,081 PointsI've sent an email to support requesting an update on this as well. If I hear anything back, I'll update my post. In the meantime, Kyle and Derek are correct - simply changing the src to lowercase will fix the broken image.
watson13j
Courses Plus Student 9,130 Points6 months later... still broken.
Gari Merrifield
9,597 PointsAlmost Halloween, and the problem is STILL there... notice that in the video, the teachers copy is correct, using the lower case "kitt"... most Unix and Linux based file systems are case sensative, so they consider "slide-kitt.png" and "slide-Kitt.png" to be tow different files.
Keontarius Clark
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 6,753 PointsThe issue is still present, if not for this thread I probably would have spent who knows how much time trying to figure this out.
Derek Etnyre
20,822 PointsDerek Etnyre
20,822 PointsOk... I just submitted this question so the teacher knows the case of Kitt.png does not match the actual file name of Kitt.png, hoping they will fix in their files.