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HTML How to Make a Website Creating HTML Content Structure the Image Gallery

Christian Trahan
Christian Trahan
1,806 Points
Posted by Christian Trahan
Christian Trahan
1,806 Points

Using workspaces, how do I view the 'index.html' locally on my machine? Is it 'localhost'?? Thanks CT

help?

3 Answers

Michael Hulet
Michael Hulet
47,881 Points
Michael Hulet
Michael Hulet
47,881 Points

There should be a button that looks like an eye in the top right of your workspace. It's that button

Miguel Cano
Miguel Cano
5,181 Points
Miguel Cano
Miguel Cano
5,181 Points

If you'd like to open your project locally (no internet connection) and preserve CSS properties you should:

  1. Download your Project and files (images and CSS included), or create the files, and place them in a folder mantaining the structure you have in your workspace.
  2. Set all your link paths so they match the path to your local folder and files.
  3. Double click index.html