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HTML Introduction to HTML and CSS (2016) HTML: The Structural Foundation of Web Pages and Applications Test: Creating an HTML Element

Posted by brucebrown
brucebrown
1,059 Points

Whenever I try to complete task 3 my making the link go to the top of the page it says task 1 is no longer working.

I'm doing anything to the line of code for task one so I don't know why this is happening.

index.html 
<!doctype>
<html>
  <head>
    <title>My trip to Spain</title>
  </head>
  <body>

    <img src=/spain.jpg alt="A picture of me in Spain">
    <p> Here is a picture of me in Spain last summer!</p>
    <a href= "#top">Go back to the top of the page.</a>

  </body>
</html>

5 Answers

Ben Sohl
Ben Sohl
5,670 Points
Ben Sohl
Ben Sohl
5,670 Points

You are missing the " " around your src for your image.

Hirenkumar Patel
PLUS
Hirenkumar Patel
Courses Plus Student 9,464 Points
Hirenkumar Patel
Hirenkumar Patel
Courses Plus Student 9,464 Points

You have to add "images/Spain.ipg" You forgot images!!!!

Hirenkumar Patel
Hirenkumar Patel
Courses Plus Student 9,464 Points

In Spain s in small letter.

Nick Leone
Nick Leone
9,805 Points
Nick Leone
Nick Leone
9,805 Points

In your href tag, it looks like there's an extra space between the = and opening parenthesis "

Andrew Hartley
Andrew Hartley
2,750 Points
Andrew Hartley
Andrew Hartley
2,750 Points

Somehow, your "src" attribute has broken. Change it to src="images/spain.jpg" (DON'T FORGET THE QUOTES!) and it should work...

Stephen Chamroeun
Stephen Chamroeun
7,095 Points
Stephen Chamroeun
Stephen Chamroeun
7,095 Points

The above answers are definitely correct. Double quotation marks are needed around your Spain.jpg image. And of course, if it is in a directory, then designate it as img/Spain.jpg ?