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  1. Create Your First Local HTML/CSS Project - Codecademy

    Nov 10, 2017 · Step 1: Create a Folder Structure For Your Web Page. Let’s create a folder structure to support your web page. A well-designed folder structure will help you quickly navigate to the HTML or CSS files that contain your code. First, open Finder (in Mac) or Explorer (in Windows). Next, create a folder (also known as a directory) called ...

  2. HTML | File Paths - Codecademy

    Aug 4, 2021 · Here is a helpful image to illustrate what a relative file path is: Root-Relative File Paths. Root-relative paths are similar to absolute paths, but they start from the root of the website (domain) regardless of the current directory: “/images/logo.png” (references an image file from the root of the website)

  3. Inserting jpg image from my hard drive - Codecademy

    What you can do is copy your exercise code and paste it into a notepad and save it as home.html in a folder on your desktop. (I have a folder called Websites and within it folder to separate each one that I’m working on.) You’ll then want to put the image file within the same folder as your html file (this makes it easier to access).

  4. Adding Images From Desktop/laptop folder - Codecademy

    (For example, let’s say my picture is in a folder labeled “My Photos”) I locate the picture i want to use (Let’s call it Random_Pic). So i will then right-click Random_Pic select Properties and find what type of file it is (Will most likely be jpg, jpeg,png,or ping) (Let’s say mine is Random_Pic.ping).

  5. How do I reference image files locally in html and share the code?

    I’ve read elsewhere that you can reference files locally as long as the assets and html are in the same folder by using file:///C:\Users\x\Desktop\folder\image.jpg. I’m assuming they ask me to reference the images locally because they do not want the images hosted online, but if I share the folder with them won’t none of the image URLs ...

  6. Managing Assets and Icons - Codecademy

    Nov 10, 2017 · To convert an existing image to a favicon, you can use an online conversion tool such as Favicon-Generator. ** Exercise I: Create a favicon from an existing image ** 1. The image being used must be a GIF, PNG, or JPEG (you may find JPG and JPEG used interchangeably). For this exercise, we will provide an image. Open this image in a new tab ...

  7. CSS | Background | background-image - Codecademy

    Jun 25, 2021 · Note: The background-color property should always be set, which acts as a fallback color when the set background-image is unavailable. Example 1. Set a linear gradient background on the .hero class element, transitioning from …

  8. How can I upload an image from my computer to code academy …

    Hello, I believe you would just use the file path of the picture on your computer instead of the URL of a picture on the web.

  9. Markdown | Images - Codecademy

    Aug 6, 2021 · Embedding an image is very similar to adding a link in Markdown: markdown Alt text - Add an exclamation mark ! - Followed by the alt text in square brackets [Alt text] - And the path or URL to the image asset in parentheses ( ).

  10. Visual Studio Code: How to Use | Codecademy

    Jan 29, 2019 · Inside the projects folder, create a new folder called HelloWorld. Everything you add to this folder will be part of your HelloWorld project. 2. Open Visual Studio Code 3. Open your development folder. Click on the ‘Explorer’ icon on the left hand menu and click on the button ‘Open Folder’ and choose your development folder.