Why is my hero image not showing in the title like it should?

Описание: Discover why your hero image isn't displaying correctly behind your title and learn how to fix it with simple steps!
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Why is My Hero Image Not Showing in the Title Like It Should?

Have you ever faced the frustration of seeing a blank space instead of the vibrant hero image you intended for your website? You’re not alone! This is a common issue for many developing their first websites. In this post, we’ll investigate why your hero image isn’t showing up behind your title, “Strike A Chord.” We’ll also guide you through the steps to fix it.

Understanding the Problem

As you described, your hero image was visible before, but after adding some new code, it disappeared. This can happen due to various reasons, commonly related to HTML structure or CSS styling.

Key Symptoms

The hero image is missing where it should appear.

The issue arose after making recent changes to your code.

Breaking Down the Solution

Analyzing Your Code

From your provided code, we see that you are using CSS to manage the display properties of your elements. Specifically, there's a class called .tab-desk in your CSS:

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This style rule tells the browser not to display any elements with the class tab-desk. Hence, the <div> containing your hero image is not visible on the page.

Fixing the Hero Image Display

You have a couple of options to resolve this issue:

Option 1: Remove the CSS Rule

If you want your hero image to appear regardless of the viewport, consider removing the .tab-desk class from your CSS. This will make all elements using this class visible.

Option 2: Modify the HTML Structure

Another approach is to remove the class="tab-desk" from the div that contains your hero image. Your revised HTML will look like this:

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Which Option to Choose?

If you want a universal view (where the image shows on all devices), option 1 is suitable.

If your goal is to keep the layout responsive (showing the hero image only on certain devices), option 2 will be your best choice.

Conclusion

By understanding the influence of CSS on your HTML structure, you can effectively troubleshoot and resolve display issues like the one with your hero image. Whether you choose to modify your CSS or HTML, these simple adjustments will allow the music-themed hero image to shine just behind your title.

If you're still facing challenges, don't hesitate to reach out or revisit the learning materials you're using. Happy coding!