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CSS image won't show

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Hey there,

I have a problem with showing a image in css. As you can see in my css stylesheet I want to put a image on de background. Notice that al de rule-numbers of the images are red. So they won't show on my webpage. But if I hover over the css code he knows which image to use.

How can I solve this problem?

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BenPleysierCorrect answer

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File names should not contain an apostrophe as in Foto's.

Suggest that you remove the apostrophe and all should be well.

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BenPleysier

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File names should not contain an apostrophe as in Foto's.

Suggest that you remove the apostrophe and all should be well.

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Kratika Agarwal

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Hi,

Thanks for reporting. What is the error shown while hovering over the lines in red mark, or open output panel from window menu->Results to see the errors.

Thanks

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Chris1711Author

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I get this error

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Jon Fritz

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The "Expected RBRACE..." error usually occurs when a media query is used, but missing one or more of its curly braces. See below...

@media screen and (width:500px) { <--this one
.selector {

property:value;
}

#selector {

property:value;

}

} <-- or this one

If you have all of your curly braces, for both the media queries, and the individual selectors, please post a link to your work in progress, or post the entire .css file here in the forum so we can show you where your error is coming from.

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