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Tips and tricks to HTML Basics
- Did you spell all your tags correctly?
- Did you include
<body>
,<head>
and<html>
tags? - Make sure you remember to close the tags in the right order. They should nest, so the most recent one opened should be the first one closed: {()} rather than {(}).
- Make sure your image titles have the correct name and extension (.jpg, .png). The proper format is this:
<a href = "the URL goes here">
<img src = "the URL of the image goes here"/>
</a>
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Are the ‘ “ ‘ and closing ‘ / ‘ necessary to render the img and url tags? Or is it just people-friendly formatting?
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Ok guys try this:
<a href="your link here"><img src="Your local/html link here"/></a>
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whTS the difference between a pic url and web url
it says to add description
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me too
Maybe I used wrongly the syntax
From what I have tested, it should work as normal but I did delete the space from <image src= “ and ran <image src=” which shows both pictures.
So it could be a bug or there might be something weird with both lines of code.
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where is the URL image thing on a website?????!?!?
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Right click and copy URL image :)
oh now I get it thx!
is it correct?
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i dont under stand it
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I am facing the same issue. Please let us know what we are doing wrong
Go back to the assignment that you already did this in, copy and paste.
well this is my code but they keep telling me that its wrong
<img src=" http://s3.amazonaws.com/codecademy-production/profile_thumbnail/4fd2c0e23b6fcb0003000209_567678169.jpg" />
I've tried many times but still its not working
Thx for that one
@IGN–Naz_lamp - your first
@Michael Owens, it looks like you’re missing some of your html tags. Reset the code in the lesson and try again, most of the tags you need are there when you start.
I have the same issue.
do an example dode
yes plz
Hi. The problem is that you are supposed to have 2 images (1 that is normal, and one that links) and then AFTER that, you also have to have one link that is text. Hope this helps :)
whats the text
Thanks for the replies everyone but I finally figured out what I was doing wrong.
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Yup, they are necessary :)
I tried running a small code without /, except that the
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