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Caroline Cole
Front End Web Development Techdegree Student 7,617 PointsWhy am I having to add an extra level to my file path even though my file structure is the same as the video?
I can ony get the images to render in the browser by adding an extra level to the file paths. For example: my markup looks like this -
<img src="../../../img/vr-user.jpg" alt="man wearing vr headset" title="blah blah blah">
whereas the video shows the file path as ../../img/vr-user.jpg.
My images are in the img folder which is in the HTML Basics root directory and the article I am linking them to is in the 2017 folder which is located in the articles folder.
Thank you, in advance for any help you can give.
1 Answer
Travis Alstrand
Treehouse TeacherI and many others haven't encountered this issue, maybe some files were accidentally moved around, but if anyone else experiences this issue, please start a new thread. Thanks!
treehousecoder20
4,225 Pointstreehousecoder20
4,225 PointsI am having the same issue too. I have to put extra level to the file path to make the article page to show up. I have put the same markup looks as you(<img src="../../../img/vr-user.jpg" alt="man....>). I can't put the file path in the video even though I have everything the same as the video (../../img/vr-user.jpg) . I think there is some issue with Tree House's side.