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Thimble won't show any details on my "broken" code - I can't figure out the problem.

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I am trying to add a line for the background image. I followed the thimble example and have tried numerous links, all resulting in a red exclamation mark. I'm not sure what the problem is and nothing happens when I click the exclamation mark. I also can't save any of my progress because of the error.

I am trying to add a line for the background image. I followed the thimble example and have tried numerous links, all resulting in a red exclamation mark. I'm not sure what the problem is and nothing happens when I click the exclamation mark. I also can't save any of my progress because of the error.

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Could you provide your thimble link.

Upload your image in Flickr or any public uploads and give the link in the body

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Ignore the popup, you can remove that in the script tag, but it should be formatted like this page https://guigs.makes.org/thimble/your-awesome-webpage-created-on-fri-...

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Thanks for trying to help guys!

I'm totally new at this so as far as I'm aware, I can't actually get a link because it won't save my progress because of the error? So unless its something else causing the error that won't let me save?

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Oh... Thimble started showing the problem for my code.

"The css property background-image has a url() value here that links to an HTTP resource, but the page itself is hosted on HTTPS. Most browsers will not be able to load this resource because of mixed-content restrictions. You will have to link to an HTTPS resource for it to be loaded in your CSS."

Problem solved. Thanks for your help again!

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