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1,569 Pointsexercise from beginning of video, <img src="../../img/vr-user.jpg" alt="User trying VR headset">, not working
When i refresh it still says page not found...help.
Chelsee Christie
1,569 PointsThank you I'll definitely provide a snapshot in the future. I did manage to figure it out, it was indeed a typo.
Caleb Kemp
12,755 PointsGood to hear, I'm glad you were able to get it working
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Caleb Kemp
12,755 PointsI kind of have to agree with Steven Parker, there really isn't enough information here to solve the problem. However, here are a few things to consider.
The exercise depends on you having successfully completed all the other exercises before it. If you did not, it will not have the correct folder structure and will fail to find it.
A wrong image source does not create a "page not found" error, it will display a picture with no content (depending on the browser, it will usually display as a big x). You are most likely getting a "page not found" error because the source for the link to "article.html" in the file "index.html" probably has a typo in it. You will not be able to tell if your image source is correct until that gets fixed first.
Hope that helps
Steven Parker
231,198 PointsSteven Parker
231,198 PointsYou need to provide more information (like a snapshot of your workspace). Take a look at this video about Posting a Question.