how to insert corretly my picture in css?

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i have a problem to insert my picture, i have a 404 error, though i thought that my path was correct.
my files are :





  • main-menu


    • phone.png

    • _menu.scss






in my file _menu.scss, i have the next code :



 .phone {
background-image: url(phone.png);
}


.phone is the name of my class. i work with drupal and twig.



thank you for you help and sorry for my english.










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    i have a problem to insert my picture, i have a 404 error, though i thought that my path was correct.
    my files are :





    • main-menu


      • phone.png

      • _menu.scss






    in my file _menu.scss, i have the next code :



     .phone {
    background-image: url(phone.png);
    }


    .phone is the name of my class. i work with drupal and twig.



    thank you for you help and sorry for my english.










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      i have a problem to insert my picture, i have a 404 error, though i thought that my path was correct.
      my files are :





      • main-menu


        • phone.png

        • _menu.scss






      in my file _menu.scss, i have the next code :



       .phone {
      background-image: url(phone.png);
      }


      .phone is the name of my class. i work with drupal and twig.



      thank you for you help and sorry for my english.










      share|improve this question














      i have a problem to insert my picture, i have a 404 error, though i thought that my path was correct.
      my files are :





      • main-menu


        • phone.png

        • _menu.scss






      in my file _menu.scss, i have the next code :



       .phone {
      background-image: url(phone.png);
      }


      .phone is the name of my class. i work with drupal and twig.



      thank you for you help and sorry for my english.







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          When added as background in div, 'height' and 'width' must be added for the background image to appear.



          it is don't showing:






           .phone {
          background-image: url(https://picsum.photos/300/300);
          }

          <div class="phone"></div>





          but it is showing:






           .phone {
          background-image: url(https://picsum.photos/300/300);
          height:300px;
          width:300px;
          }

          <div class="phone"></div>








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          • thank you for your response but even with adding height and width, it doesn't work :(

            – cecile
            Dec 30 '18 at 21:00



















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          If your file tree is right, then all you need to do is add a width and a length. You are not telling the browser how tall and wide to make the phone, so it will show nothing.






           .phone {
          background-image: url(phone.png);
          width: 500px;
          height: 600px;
          }

          <div class="phone"></div>





          I don't have your phone.png, but it should be like so.






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            Solution



            There are two ways of importing an image.

            1. Using HTML tag.

            2. Using CSS background.




            When using css version, don't forget background-size and background-position.




            Example:






            .image {
            background: url('path/to/img.png') no-repeat;
            background-size: contain; /*This scales the image accoding to the div*/
            background-position: center center; /*positions the image in the center*/
            width: auto;
            height: 50px;
            }

            <img src="path/to/img.png" />

            <div class="image"></div>








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            • thank you but even this solution, it doesn't work. maybe i must write the absolute path ?

              – cecile
              Dec 30 '18 at 21:30











            • Is the image placed in the same folder as the index.html / main.css file? if so then you don't need to define a path. Otherwise, try '../' to move back and '/' to move forward into your folders. Let me know if it helps.

              – Harry Punia
              Dec 30 '18 at 21:38













            • Also absolute path can have issues when loading the project on the server. Not the best practice.

              – Harry Punia
              Dec 30 '18 at 21:41













            • always no. i don't really know. the two files are in the same folder, so i write my code "img src="phone.png" ... and error, error and error. i don't understand

              – cecile
              Dec 31 '18 at 9:17











            • Another thing I notice is, that in the code you have put up there, you’re saying: url(phone.png). It’s missing the “”. So try url(“phone.png”). Let me know if that was the issue or not.

              – Harry Punia
              Dec 31 '18 at 9:55



















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            sorry, but i have always the same problem:
            my TWIG code:



            <div class="col-6">
            <div class="phone">
            </div>


            and my SASS code:



            .phone {
            background: url('phone.png') no-repeat;
            background-size: contain; /*This scales the image accoding to the div*/
            background-position: center; /*positions the image in the center*/
            width: auto;
            height: 50px;
            }


            and my files are always the same too:




            • main-menu


              • phone.png

              • menu.scss




            i have always the 404 error
            thank you






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              Maybe you can try: ./phone.png.



              .phone {
              background: url('./phone.png') no-repeat;
              background-size: contain; /*This scales the image accoding to the div*/
              background-position: center; /*positions the image in the center*/
              width: auto;
              height: 50px;
              }





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                When added as background in div, 'height' and 'width' must be added for the background image to appear.



                it is don't showing:






                 .phone {
                background-image: url(https://picsum.photos/300/300);
                }

                <div class="phone"></div>





                but it is showing:






                 .phone {
                background-image: url(https://picsum.photos/300/300);
                height:300px;
                width:300px;
                }

                <div class="phone"></div>








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                • thank you for your response but even with adding height and width, it doesn't work :(

                  – cecile
                  Dec 30 '18 at 21:00
















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                When added as background in div, 'height' and 'width' must be added for the background image to appear.



                it is don't showing:






                 .phone {
                background-image: url(https://picsum.photos/300/300);
                }

                <div class="phone"></div>





                but it is showing:






                 .phone {
                background-image: url(https://picsum.photos/300/300);
                height:300px;
                width:300px;
                }

                <div class="phone"></div>








                share|improve this answer
























                • thank you for your response but even with adding height and width, it doesn't work :(

                  – cecile
                  Dec 30 '18 at 21:00














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                When added as background in div, 'height' and 'width' must be added for the background image to appear.



                it is don't showing:






                 .phone {
                background-image: url(https://picsum.photos/300/300);
                }

                <div class="phone"></div>





                but it is showing:






                 .phone {
                background-image: url(https://picsum.photos/300/300);
                height:300px;
                width:300px;
                }

                <div class="phone"></div>








                share|improve this answer













                When added as background in div, 'height' and 'width' must be added for the background image to appear.



                it is don't showing:






                 .phone {
                background-image: url(https://picsum.photos/300/300);
                }

                <div class="phone"></div>





                but it is showing:






                 .phone {
                background-image: url(https://picsum.photos/300/300);
                height:300px;
                width:300px;
                }

                <div class="phone"></div>








                 .phone {
                background-image: url(https://picsum.photos/300/300);
                }

                <div class="phone"></div>





                 .phone {
                background-image: url(https://picsum.photos/300/300);
                }

                <div class="phone"></div>





                 .phone {
                background-image: url(https://picsum.photos/300/300);
                height:300px;
                width:300px;
                }

                <div class="phone"></div>





                 .phone {
                background-image: url(https://picsum.photos/300/300);
                height:300px;
                width:300px;
                }

                <div class="phone"></div>






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                answered Dec 30 '18 at 20:53









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                • thank you for your response but even with adding height and width, it doesn't work :(

                  – cecile
                  Dec 30 '18 at 21:00



















                • thank you for your response but even with adding height and width, it doesn't work :(

                  – cecile
                  Dec 30 '18 at 21:00

















                thank you for your response but even with adding height and width, it doesn't work :(

                – cecile
                Dec 30 '18 at 21:00





                thank you for your response but even with adding height and width, it doesn't work :(

                – cecile
                Dec 30 '18 at 21:00













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                If your file tree is right, then all you need to do is add a width and a length. You are not telling the browser how tall and wide to make the phone, so it will show nothing.






                 .phone {
                background-image: url(phone.png);
                width: 500px;
                height: 600px;
                }

                <div class="phone"></div>





                I don't have your phone.png, but it should be like so.






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                  If your file tree is right, then all you need to do is add a width and a length. You are not telling the browser how tall and wide to make the phone, so it will show nothing.






                   .phone {
                  background-image: url(phone.png);
                  width: 500px;
                  height: 600px;
                  }

                  <div class="phone"></div>





                  I don't have your phone.png, but it should be like so.






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                    If your file tree is right, then all you need to do is add a width and a length. You are not telling the browser how tall and wide to make the phone, so it will show nothing.






                     .phone {
                    background-image: url(phone.png);
                    width: 500px;
                    height: 600px;
                    }

                    <div class="phone"></div>





                    I don't have your phone.png, but it should be like so.






                    share|improve this answer













                    If your file tree is right, then all you need to do is add a width and a length. You are not telling the browser how tall and wide to make the phone, so it will show nothing.






                     .phone {
                    background-image: url(phone.png);
                    width: 500px;
                    height: 600px;
                    }

                    <div class="phone"></div>





                    I don't have your phone.png, but it should be like so.






                     .phone {
                    background-image: url(phone.png);
                    width: 500px;
                    height: 600px;
                    }

                    <div class="phone"></div>





                     .phone {
                    background-image: url(phone.png);
                    width: 500px;
                    height: 600px;
                    }

                    <div class="phone"></div>






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                    answered Dec 30 '18 at 20:54







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                        Solution



                        There are two ways of importing an image.

                        1. Using HTML tag.

                        2. Using CSS background.




                        When using css version, don't forget background-size and background-position.




                        Example:






                        .image {
                        background: url('path/to/img.png') no-repeat;
                        background-size: contain; /*This scales the image accoding to the div*/
                        background-position: center center; /*positions the image in the center*/
                        width: auto;
                        height: 50px;
                        }

                        <img src="path/to/img.png" />

                        <div class="image"></div>








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                        • thank you but even this solution, it doesn't work. maybe i must write the absolute path ?

                          – cecile
                          Dec 30 '18 at 21:30











                        • Is the image placed in the same folder as the index.html / main.css file? if so then you don't need to define a path. Otherwise, try '../' to move back and '/' to move forward into your folders. Let me know if it helps.

                          – Harry Punia
                          Dec 30 '18 at 21:38













                        • Also absolute path can have issues when loading the project on the server. Not the best practice.

                          – Harry Punia
                          Dec 30 '18 at 21:41













                        • always no. i don't really know. the two files are in the same folder, so i write my code "img src="phone.png" ... and error, error and error. i don't understand

                          – cecile
                          Dec 31 '18 at 9:17











                        • Another thing I notice is, that in the code you have put up there, you’re saying: url(phone.png). It’s missing the “”. So try url(“phone.png”). Let me know if that was the issue or not.

                          – Harry Punia
                          Dec 31 '18 at 9:55
















                        0














                        Solution



                        There are two ways of importing an image.

                        1. Using HTML tag.

                        2. Using CSS background.




                        When using css version, don't forget background-size and background-position.




                        Example:






                        .image {
                        background: url('path/to/img.png') no-repeat;
                        background-size: contain; /*This scales the image accoding to the div*/
                        background-position: center center; /*positions the image in the center*/
                        width: auto;
                        height: 50px;
                        }

                        <img src="path/to/img.png" />

                        <div class="image"></div>








                        share|improve this answer
























                        • thank you but even this solution, it doesn't work. maybe i must write the absolute path ?

                          – cecile
                          Dec 30 '18 at 21:30











                        • Is the image placed in the same folder as the index.html / main.css file? if so then you don't need to define a path. Otherwise, try '../' to move back and '/' to move forward into your folders. Let me know if it helps.

                          – Harry Punia
                          Dec 30 '18 at 21:38













                        • Also absolute path can have issues when loading the project on the server. Not the best practice.

                          – Harry Punia
                          Dec 30 '18 at 21:41













                        • always no. i don't really know. the two files are in the same folder, so i write my code "img src="phone.png" ... and error, error and error. i don't understand

                          – cecile
                          Dec 31 '18 at 9:17











                        • Another thing I notice is, that in the code you have put up there, you’re saying: url(phone.png). It’s missing the “”. So try url(“phone.png”). Let me know if that was the issue or not.

                          – Harry Punia
                          Dec 31 '18 at 9:55














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                        Solution



                        There are two ways of importing an image.

                        1. Using HTML tag.

                        2. Using CSS background.




                        When using css version, don't forget background-size and background-position.




                        Example:






                        .image {
                        background: url('path/to/img.png') no-repeat;
                        background-size: contain; /*This scales the image accoding to the div*/
                        background-position: center center; /*positions the image in the center*/
                        width: auto;
                        height: 50px;
                        }

                        <img src="path/to/img.png" />

                        <div class="image"></div>








                        share|improve this answer













                        Solution



                        There are two ways of importing an image.

                        1. Using HTML tag.

                        2. Using CSS background.




                        When using css version, don't forget background-size and background-position.




                        Example:






                        .image {
                        background: url('path/to/img.png') no-repeat;
                        background-size: contain; /*This scales the image accoding to the div*/
                        background-position: center center; /*positions the image in the center*/
                        width: auto;
                        height: 50px;
                        }

                        <img src="path/to/img.png" />

                        <div class="image"></div>








                        .image {
                        background: url('path/to/img.png') no-repeat;
                        background-size: contain; /*This scales the image accoding to the div*/
                        background-position: center center; /*positions the image in the center*/
                        width: auto;
                        height: 50px;
                        }

                        <img src="path/to/img.png" />

                        <div class="image"></div>





                        .image {
                        background: url('path/to/img.png') no-repeat;
                        background-size: contain; /*This scales the image accoding to the div*/
                        background-position: center center; /*positions the image in the center*/
                        width: auto;
                        height: 50px;
                        }

                        <img src="path/to/img.png" />

                        <div class="image"></div>






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                        answered Dec 30 '18 at 21:00









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                        • thank you but even this solution, it doesn't work. maybe i must write the absolute path ?

                          – cecile
                          Dec 30 '18 at 21:30











                        • Is the image placed in the same folder as the index.html / main.css file? if so then you don't need to define a path. Otherwise, try '../' to move back and '/' to move forward into your folders. Let me know if it helps.

                          – Harry Punia
                          Dec 30 '18 at 21:38













                        • Also absolute path can have issues when loading the project on the server. Not the best practice.

                          – Harry Punia
                          Dec 30 '18 at 21:41













                        • always no. i don't really know. the two files are in the same folder, so i write my code "img src="phone.png" ... and error, error and error. i don't understand

                          – cecile
                          Dec 31 '18 at 9:17











                        • Another thing I notice is, that in the code you have put up there, you’re saying: url(phone.png). It’s missing the “”. So try url(“phone.png”). Let me know if that was the issue or not.

                          – Harry Punia
                          Dec 31 '18 at 9:55



















                        • thank you but even this solution, it doesn't work. maybe i must write the absolute path ?

                          – cecile
                          Dec 30 '18 at 21:30











                        • Is the image placed in the same folder as the index.html / main.css file? if so then you don't need to define a path. Otherwise, try '../' to move back and '/' to move forward into your folders. Let me know if it helps.

                          – Harry Punia
                          Dec 30 '18 at 21:38













                        • Also absolute path can have issues when loading the project on the server. Not the best practice.

                          – Harry Punia
                          Dec 30 '18 at 21:41













                        • always no. i don't really know. the two files are in the same folder, so i write my code "img src="phone.png" ... and error, error and error. i don't understand

                          – cecile
                          Dec 31 '18 at 9:17











                        • Another thing I notice is, that in the code you have put up there, you’re saying: url(phone.png). It’s missing the “”. So try url(“phone.png”). Let me know if that was the issue or not.

                          – Harry Punia
                          Dec 31 '18 at 9:55

















                        thank you but even this solution, it doesn't work. maybe i must write the absolute path ?

                        – cecile
                        Dec 30 '18 at 21:30





                        thank you but even this solution, it doesn't work. maybe i must write the absolute path ?

                        – cecile
                        Dec 30 '18 at 21:30













                        Is the image placed in the same folder as the index.html / main.css file? if so then you don't need to define a path. Otherwise, try '../' to move back and '/' to move forward into your folders. Let me know if it helps.

                        – Harry Punia
                        Dec 30 '18 at 21:38







                        Is the image placed in the same folder as the index.html / main.css file? if so then you don't need to define a path. Otherwise, try '../' to move back and '/' to move forward into your folders. Let me know if it helps.

                        – Harry Punia
                        Dec 30 '18 at 21:38















                        Also absolute path can have issues when loading the project on the server. Not the best practice.

                        – Harry Punia
                        Dec 30 '18 at 21:41







                        Also absolute path can have issues when loading the project on the server. Not the best practice.

                        – Harry Punia
                        Dec 30 '18 at 21:41















                        always no. i don't really know. the two files are in the same folder, so i write my code "img src="phone.png" ... and error, error and error. i don't understand

                        – cecile
                        Dec 31 '18 at 9:17





                        always no. i don't really know. the two files are in the same folder, so i write my code "img src="phone.png" ... and error, error and error. i don't understand

                        – cecile
                        Dec 31 '18 at 9:17













                        Another thing I notice is, that in the code you have put up there, you’re saying: url(phone.png). It’s missing the “”. So try url(“phone.png”). Let me know if that was the issue or not.

                        – Harry Punia
                        Dec 31 '18 at 9:55





                        Another thing I notice is, that in the code you have put up there, you’re saying: url(phone.png). It’s missing the “”. So try url(“phone.png”). Let me know if that was the issue or not.

                        – Harry Punia
                        Dec 31 '18 at 9:55











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                        sorry, but i have always the same problem:
                        my TWIG code:



                        <div class="col-6">
                        <div class="phone">
                        </div>


                        and my SASS code:



                        .phone {
                        background: url('phone.png') no-repeat;
                        background-size: contain; /*This scales the image accoding to the div*/
                        background-position: center; /*positions the image in the center*/
                        width: auto;
                        height: 50px;
                        }


                        and my files are always the same too:




                        • main-menu


                          • phone.png

                          • menu.scss




                        i have always the 404 error
                        thank you






                        share|improve this answer




























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                          sorry, but i have always the same problem:
                          my TWIG code:



                          <div class="col-6">
                          <div class="phone">
                          </div>


                          and my SASS code:



                          .phone {
                          background: url('phone.png') no-repeat;
                          background-size: contain; /*This scales the image accoding to the div*/
                          background-position: center; /*positions the image in the center*/
                          width: auto;
                          height: 50px;
                          }


                          and my files are always the same too:




                          • main-menu


                            • phone.png

                            • menu.scss




                          i have always the 404 error
                          thank you






                          share|improve this answer


























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                            sorry, but i have always the same problem:
                            my TWIG code:



                            <div class="col-6">
                            <div class="phone">
                            </div>


                            and my SASS code:



                            .phone {
                            background: url('phone.png') no-repeat;
                            background-size: contain; /*This scales the image accoding to the div*/
                            background-position: center; /*positions the image in the center*/
                            width: auto;
                            height: 50px;
                            }


                            and my files are always the same too:




                            • main-menu


                              • phone.png

                              • menu.scss




                            i have always the 404 error
                            thank you






                            share|improve this answer













                            sorry, but i have always the same problem:
                            my TWIG code:



                            <div class="col-6">
                            <div class="phone">
                            </div>


                            and my SASS code:



                            .phone {
                            background: url('phone.png') no-repeat;
                            background-size: contain; /*This scales the image accoding to the div*/
                            background-position: center; /*positions the image in the center*/
                            width: auto;
                            height: 50px;
                            }


                            and my files are always the same too:




                            • main-menu


                              • phone.png

                              • menu.scss




                            i have always the 404 error
                            thank you







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                                Maybe you can try: ./phone.png.



                                .phone {
                                background: url('./phone.png') no-repeat;
                                background-size: contain; /*This scales the image accoding to the div*/
                                background-position: center; /*positions the image in the center*/
                                width: auto;
                                height: 50px;
                                }





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                                  Maybe you can try: ./phone.png.



                                  .phone {
                                  background: url('./phone.png') no-repeat;
                                  background-size: contain; /*This scales the image accoding to the div*/
                                  background-position: center; /*positions the image in the center*/
                                  width: auto;
                                  height: 50px;
                                  }





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                                    Maybe you can try: ./phone.png.



                                    .phone {
                                    background: url('./phone.png') no-repeat;
                                    background-size: contain; /*This scales the image accoding to the div*/
                                    background-position: center; /*positions the image in the center*/
                                    width: auto;
                                    height: 50px;
                                    }





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                                    Maybe you can try: ./phone.png.



                                    .phone {
                                    background: url('./phone.png') no-repeat;
                                    background-size: contain; /*This scales the image accoding to the div*/
                                    background-position: center; /*positions the image in the center*/
                                    width: auto;
                                    height: 50px;
                                    }






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                                    answered Jan 17 at 15:52









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