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I am trying to insert an image inside a paragraph attribute.
I follwed the tutors example, but can not see the image, all I see is a outlined box.
On the right hand side shows the output of the code.
The image is outlined box only(https://i.stack.imgur.com/l4WVH.jpg)](https://i.stack.imgur.com/l4WVH.jpg)
And on the left side shows the code.
The tutor's example below how to obtain an image:
Click on Google, type "Apple" > Images & select image> click on image and "Save As" > & Typed Image Name with extension. By coping and pasting the image file with extension into the attribute.
This should result with an image. However, it's just an outlined box.
I thought it could be that I typed the extension wrong.
Tried different various extensions (JPEG, PNG, ect) None worked
I would be grateful for any feedback on where my mistake would be.
Many thanks
Khal
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I am making a website for a school project and i have this one same peace of html code pasted three times the first two follow the CSS fine but the last one doesn't even though they are all the exact same
an image of my html code
this is the code that i have pasted three times but for some reason the CSS doesn't apply to the last one so the page looks like this
an image of my output om my web page
I don't know much about HTML but from research on W3schools and on stack overflow i couldn't find a solution
For some reason you are opening an <ol> (in the middle of your first screenshot)
with a class named "list".
I'm pretty sure it's the reason why your third paragraph isn't acting normally. Close it or delete it and tell me if it worked !
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I am very new to html and I am kind of still learning! However, I have coded for my html to show a picture on my webpage. The image I am trying to display on my website is in the same folder as my html and my stylesheet. But when I load up my website, it shows a black square with a white x in it using Microsoft Edge. When I open my webpage in Google Chrome it shows a little cartoon picture with a line through it in the place my image should be. Again my html wont show my picture on my webpage.
Here is the html code for my picture:
<img src="apollo13.jpg" alt="Apollo 13" />
Here is my file with everything in it:
My file with everything (html, css, image)
I am using Windows 10
Please Help!!
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Based on your screenshot, your PNG images have no extension, yet are recognized as PNGs, meaning you're hiding known extensions. So, that means the real file name of your image (which you refused to tell in the comments) is apollo13.jpg.jpg and the full html would be:
<img src="apollo13.jpg.jpg" alt="Apollo 13" />
Or simply rename the file to apollo13.jpg (drop one .jpg).
Original screenshot for reference (you have quite a few files with double extensions):
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The problem page is : http://www.redrocketwebsitedesign.co.uk/the-wiltshire.co.uk/membership#golf-membership
I have an issue with the links at the top of the post. Clicking on Golf Membership should take the page down a bit to the Golf membership section, the same thing should happen with Leisure Membership.
I don't seem to have these problems on another page with anchor links : http://www.redrocketwebsitedesign.co.uk/the-wiltshire.co.uk/junior-golf
Does anyone know what could be the issue?
Ids for anchor links should be unique. But for example you have two identical ids for golf-membership on line 304 and line 629. For some reason you have duplicate code.
And for leisure-membership you have one id, but two hrefs on line 303.
One duplicate code starts at 301
<h1>Become a member at The Wiltshire</h1>
And then again at line 626.
<h1>Become a member at The Wiltshire</h1>
But only one of them is displayed in the browser, no idea why.
I use Firefox to display source code and then find duplicates.
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I have recently moved my website from the ROOT folder to a SUB folder. Since I have done this my "Awesome Font" is not displaying in my browsers.
The missed font is showing the errors:
My Header (on the left, missing currencies.
My Footer (copyright text not showing, resulting in the payment methods dropping bellow the footer).
My website can be found here: ----
You have a path problem, most likely.
You probably changed the structure of directories, if it used to work before this change.
Try loading Awesome-Font from CDN server and see if it works, if so you have to change your path to the font awesome directory.
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When I click the 'Home' button on my site (beta.tradeacademy.org/dashboard), it shows the links and search box without the css for a split second - as shown in the attached image. Can anyone explain why this happens?
Thanks in advance.
That's called FOUC.
Your CSS files are being fetched much later. Please refer the waterfall.
Try to fetch the CSS in the html head.
The CSS file may not have been loaded prior to the HTML, and therefore not rendered.
Changing the load order would mitigate this issue.
See css loads late, so html looks weird for a second for possible solutions to this.