Intro to CSS and Intro to HTML image selection problems

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robert.gauthier.iii

دسمبر 07, 2019 18:23

I've been working on both the HTML and CSS classes since earlier this morning. I have finished the Intro to HTML and this is where I first encountered the problem. I am working from home on a Windows 10 desktop using Chrome version 78.0.3904.108, which is the current version.

When using the image selector to add in images, I am presented with multiple options. However, if I click on Clipart, Photos or Holiday, nothing happens. The tabs indicate they have been selected, but I am still only presented with the Avatars, Creatures, Cute and Space images.

I also found that while working on the Intro to CSS Travel Project that we can use Wiki images. Hoping that this would be a good work around, I used the link presented on the page to use the site-restricted google search. Finding an appropriate image, I clicked it and went to the wiki page. I then clicked on the image presented within the page to be taken to the hosted image and copied the URL for it. However, when I pasted the URL into the quotes, I was greeted with the "Sorry, this URL is not supported" error message. I also tried selecting the google image URL and had the same issue.

I know these classes are around 5+ years old, does anyone know if anything has changed since then that would cause these issues?

Thank you

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Allison F.

دسمبر 07, 2019 19:57
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Hi robert.gauthier.iii,

As far as the image picker issues, I've come across this as well. I noticed it in one of the talk-throughs (using Chrome, too), and then in the challenge after that. I refreshed and came back after a bit, and it had seemingly fixed itself. If it seems like an ongoing issue, you may want to submit a support ticket.

For the Wikipedia images, yes, you are still allowed to use them in the HTML programs. If you're using the site-restricted Google search link, once you find your image, you should be able to right-click it, select "Copy image address" (careful not to click "Copy link address"), and paste that url into your image tag. In your situation, I think you may have needed to click the image one more time on the Wikipedia page, if the image url did not start with https://upload.wikimedia.org/.

Hope this helps! Please let me know if you have any further questions!
carol

نومبر 18, 2021 16:53
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