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Submitted 2 months ago

Blogpost challenge with vanilla html and css

Anto•130
@Antonex
A solution to the Blog preview card challenge
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I would like to know why the pictures do not load unless I put them in the same folder as the src files but works in local server

I have completed the challenge but the photos do not load on vercel or netlify unless I put them in the src folder which is just bad practise

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    M Kerr•2,130
    @mkerr-github
    Posted 2 months ago

    "I would like to know why the pictures do not load unless I put them in the same folder as the src files but works in local server"

    It is most likely an absolute vs relative path issue

    It sounds like the problem you're encountering might due to the way paths are being resolved, especially between a local file system and a deployed server environment like Vercel or Netlify.

    When you run a project locally relative paths can behave differently compared to when the project is served by a real web server. In a deployed environment, the server expects file paths to be correctly mapped to the public URL structure etc., not to your local folder structure.

    Understanding Relative File Paths : https://www.codingrooms.com/blog/file-paths

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    Keep up the good work, and keep going! 👋

  • Langlois Titouan•80
    @LostProcessor
    Posted 2 months ago

    You could use differents tags inplace of the p tag like h1 or h2 .

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