We have to install git, but my computer has very little space (for why I don't know, there's nothing on it anymore except word documents and vernier graph and the lessons htmls. But it's gotten bad enough I can hardly have 4 tabs open without it complaining about 'not enough memory') so I was wondering much much space git takes up, and then how much space the documents from that would take.
I'm not sure why but whenever I tried to have something off of the computer to show up in the HTML that I make it never shows up. It works just fine when I take stuff off of the internet to put into it though.
It's because you aren't telling it the right place to find it. Put the image/video, whatever into your project folder. Then give it the path to follow to find it. Like maybe something like src="images/picture.jpg" . It is going to start in the directory your current file is in, the html file you are writing the link in.
I'm trying to copy the code following the website to get the image to be a link, but when I put it in the browser, all I get are these little image icons
Think about what you are telling it. You are telling it to look in the folder called images that's inside the folder where lesson11.html is held. Is that where images is? Or do you have a folder called images and a folder called lessons in the same directory?
I finally figured out how to make the directories and everything, but when I put in git add, it said fatal: not git directory
this is what it looks like:
The first time you are going to push a project online, you have to initialize it. IT's not a git repository, so you skipped the git init step. Get into howTo and type git init . Then it will be set up for you to add. Once it gives you an error. There's no reason to continue with the steps. Stop and fix it before you move forward.
You can skip that for now. You can build/view your websites on your computer. You just need to use git to put your websites online to share with others. You can wait on that until you finish the course and see if you start making websites.