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Hi Sebastian!

It seems that you are trying to access files from directories that are not in the same folder as your HTML files, and the ../ notation is used to go up one directory level from the current directory.

If your HTML file for example is located in a directory called Home, and you want to access an image located in a directory called Pic at the same level as Home, you can use the following code to reference the image file:
<img src="../Pic/Copy of Coral Adalo Logo - Made with PosterMyWall.png" style="width: 125px; float: left;"> //This one is correct
<img src="../v.0.1.4/Pic/Copy of Coral Adalo Logo - Made with PosterMyWall.png" style="width: 125px; float: left;"> //This is the c…

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