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[alkscd]

I'm having a problem with my pictures that I have enter into my web page. I placed some picture on my web page they were veiwing find. How all the pictures on that page and the others pages they cannot be veiwed they went into small images no picture. I must be I hit something wrong.


In the same program with different web pages they with fine.

Thanks for the help

[Force Flow]

Check to see where the source of the image is. Is it on your HDD or at your webpage's location?

[alkscd]

That's what puzzles me, all the images are on the HD in the border folder. But the image acts like there looking for a web page location.

[Force Flow]

I think the location should start with something like "file:\\", followed by the location of the file.

[BearEater]

um..no?

if you got the html file and pic in the same folder,the code should be (img src=thepicture.jpg) - relative to the html file,or (img src=http://www.yoursite.com/thepicture.jpg) - absolute url.

either use relative address or absolute address. when you use absolute,make sure it's you are refering to a file on the internet,NOT somewhere on your hdd.

ps. ( is actually the html code lil arrows.

[alkscd]

This is one of the codes.

20689  HEIGHT="274"> 20787

 

21260   HEIGHT="278">  24717 

 

[alkscd]

I'm sorry I thought only text wound show.

[Force Flow]

Okay, so where are you saving? To the web or to your HDD?

[alkscd]

It's all save to the hard drive.


I just put all my images for that web page in one folder. I reentered all the image on that one page, everything looked fine I closed that page and then reopened same thing no images just icons.

[Force Flow]

< img border="0" src="file:///C:/WINDOWS/Desktop/logo(sm).gif" width="65" height="46" >

This is just an example. I really have no idea where you are saving your files, but it should give you an idea what it should look like. This is only when your pic and your web page that it's on are in two completely different places.

Also, if you are saving the pic to the same directory as where the page it is on is located, then all you need is the file name. If it is in a sub directory, then for the soruce, you type the name of the subdirectory, then the file name.

< img border="0" src="subdirectory/logo(sm).gif" width="65" height="46" >

edit: disregard the spaces after and before the brackets.