Links and Images: Adds new line stating that HTML assumes image size unit in pixels (px) when not explicitly defined. #26542
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Added a little bit of information that when measurement units for the "height" and "width" attributes are not explicitly defined the values are assumed to be in pixels (px) by default in HTML. There isn't anything mentioned about this in the lesson. So it could have been confusing for beginners.
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In links-and-images lesson on Image Size Attributes, on codepen there is this code:
Here, it is told that its better to always define width and height for proper layout but here just 310 is mentioned without any unit and further clearation. This can confuse beginners. So I added a line stating "Here, the measurement units for the "height" and "width" attributes are not explicitly defined. When you specify dimensions in HTML without a unit, the values are assumed to be in pixels (px) by default.".
This can help the learners get more knowledge and clear the confusion they may have when just seeing the number.
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