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Conrad Casper
4,082 PointsI still can't get my code to render in the browser. I'm using live server. Could it be because I did npm install?
I have a package.JSON file in my folder. Could this be why it's not rendering for some reason? I tried the "hard refresh" using ctrl shift r from a previous question response but it didn't work.
Brendan Whiting
Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 84,738 PointsYes I can see that message. These are public comments though but that’s fine. If I can’t solve the problem, someone else can jump in.
kyle kitlinski
5,619 PointsIf you right click on the empty page in the browser and click inspect, then go to the console tab you may find an error message which you can either troubleshoot or post here and i'll have a look :)
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Brendan Whiting
Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 84,738 PointsCan you link to the previous questions/answers you tried before? What are you using for your local development server?
Conrad Casper
4,082 PointsConrad Casper
4,082 PointsHey Brendan, can you see this message? Not sure how to respond to you directly..