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With regards to the background image not loading, I would assume that it is because the files are in two different folders, and the image is only in the first folder. If you move the file that isn't working correctly into the same folder as the one that is, the image should work. Alternatively fix the path to the image on the page that isn't working. Aside from the image not loading, there are quite a few errors with your code which would be great for you to be aware of! <code><style></style></code> is meant to be in the <code><head></head></code> tag. <code> </code> <a href="https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/br" rel="nofollow">isn't how you use</a> the <code> </code> element. It self closes, so you can either leave it as <code> </code>, or close it yourself with <code> </code>. It also shouldn't really be used to increase gaps between content, you should be using the CSS margin or padding properties. On your <code>H1</code> inline styles, <code>font-family:Segoe UI;60px;text-align:center;</code>, <code>60px</code> isn't doing anything, you need font-size: before it, so that line would be <code>font-family:Segoe UI;font-size: 60px;text-align:center;</code>. The <code><marquee></code> tag <a href="https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/marquee" rel="nofollow">isn't part of the standards</a>, and its behaviour is different depending on the browser. I would also recommend putting all of your css into your <code><style></code> tag at the top. It makes your HTML a lot cleaner, and using HTML styles is generally bad practice these days! Oh, and as WP_ said, <code><pr></code> isn't an element. <code></code> and <code><pre></code> are though. <code></code> should be used for paragraphs.
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1. COboth HTML files and the image are on the same directory,but it's work as i said on _list.html_ Anyway thankyou for the other correction and suggestion :)
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