The ultimate guide to fixing broken images – No more bad layouts

In this front-end development tutorial, we’re diving deep into the world of broken images and exploring how to style them into stunning placeholders! We all know how frustrating it can be when images on a website don’t load properly—whether it's due to incorrect file paths, network issues, or server errors. But don’t worry, we’ve got it covered with some incredible CSS tricks and JavaScript solutions that will turn those broken images into eye-catching placeholders that keep the website sharp and professional.

We’ll break down everything you need to know, from the simplest methods of hiding broken images to more advanced techniques like using pseudo-elements for stylish placeholders. You’ll learn how to use the `onerror` event to dynamically handle image errors, and discover how to apply creative CSS styles to make sure your website remains visually appealing even when things go wrong.

With these game-changing tips, you’ll be able to fix broken images and ensure a seamless user experience across all devices and browsers. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to elevate your web design skills and make your website more robust and user-friendly.

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Chapters
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00:00 Intro
00:47 Walk through the project
02:01 What happens when images fail to load?
02:26 Exploring onerror event handler
03:22 Using CSS pseudo-elements to fix broken images
04:30 Using JavaScript to style broken images

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[geomarysherman]

Thank you once again! You have a knack for providing the content that I did not know that I needed.

[PicSta]

Amazing subject and even most web devs doesn't care about such fallbacks, I like the idea with the JS approach. Although I wished you showed the professional way with external JS file.

[ManvendraSK]

I was thinking about the `error` event and `src` change only. Thanks.

[johnnystorm]

extremelly underrated content. will take it for react app in my current project!
thanks a lot!

[muhammadyousufhere]

I don't think I knew that img tag doesn't support before and after pseudo element