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Assignment2 #8
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Assignment2 #8
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Here are some photos of my process: | ||
![shooting1] (/Users/jairwin06/Desktop/BuildingForLearning/instructional/shooting1.JPG) | ||
![shooting2] (/Users/jairwin06/Desktop/BuildingForLearning/instructional/shooting2.JPG) |
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Try using relative links instead:
![shooting1](shooting1.JPG)
so that they show up on GitHub properly.
Hmm, a bunch of the images seem to be broken on the live version: http://jairwin06.github.io/instructional/ I believe the problem is that the filenames are case-sensitive ( |
Also, the images and text are very clear... what do you think about doing a two-column layout, so that it's easier to see both at once? |
The second image isn't appearing here, although it's showing up in the react version. I must be overlooking something, but the file name is correct (case sensitive) and the source image location is the same as the others. Also, image size/appearance is varying greatly even with the same browser settings (images with the same size specifications in different html files are loading at completely different sizes on screen). Why would this be? |
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<a target="_blank" href="casting2.htm"><img src="casting2.jpg" alt="Materials" width="400" height="266"></a> |
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Try using casting2.JPG
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Sorry, I can't remember if we cleared this up during office hours... still an issue? |
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