ChatterBank0 min ago
Website pictures missing again
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Hi, I posted before and receievd so much help. Unfortunately "meta" is on holiday and so I cant ask him, but..... I stupidly managed to mess some files up on my site and now none of my pictures show..i really need my site up and running. anyone help?
Thanks Debs
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The top banner picture has this tag:
<img src="file:///C|/Documents%20and%20Settings/Debbie/website/FluidGear/FluidGear/imagesfile/Fluid%20gear%206.jpg" width="351" height="153"><img src="/Fluid%20gear%201.jpg" width="633" height="136">
And the internet does not have access to your "Documents and Settings" folder on your home PC. Change the html to either an http address or a relative address.
I'd guess the other images have the same problem
<img src="file:///C|/Documents%20and%20Settings/Debbie/website/FluidGear/FluidGear/imagesfile/Fluid%20gear%206.jpg" width="351" height="153"><img src="/Fluid%20gear%201.jpg" width="633" height="136">
And the internet does not have access to your "Documents and Settings" folder on your home PC. Change the html to either an http address or a relative address.
I'd guess the other images have the same problem
Also you have lots of:
<FONT color="#333333" SIZE=2>
and
<TD BGCOLOR=#CBE2EA>
tags. If you ever want to change the style of your site, you'll have to amend every one of these, one at a time.
It'd be better to have
<TD class="someRandomName">
so that you can amend the properties of this "class" once, and every table row with the above code is amended at once.
i.e. use an external stylesheet.
Are you using dreamweaver? If so, create a "site" so that any image locations are coded as relative rather than "file:///"
Also, try not to have spaces in filenames or directories.
Finally, geeks everywhere hate frames on websites. I don't really have the same loathing for them but I don't see that they add a wonderful amount to your site. In fact, having looked again - I do loathe them - they make your site LOTS worse.
If you want me to have more of a look at all of this let me know
http://www.stevie21.f2s.com/AB/stevie.jpg
<FONT color="#333333" SIZE=2>
and
<TD BGCOLOR=#CBE2EA>
tags. If you ever want to change the style of your site, you'll have to amend every one of these, one at a time.
It'd be better to have
<TD class="someRandomName">
so that you can amend the properties of this "class" once, and every table row with the above code is amended at once.
i.e. use an external stylesheet.
Are you using dreamweaver? If so, create a "site" so that any image locations are coded as relative rather than "file:///"
Also, try not to have spaces in filenames or directories.
Finally, geeks everywhere hate frames on websites. I don't really have the same loathing for them but I don't see that they add a wonderful amount to your site. In fact, having looked again - I do loathe them - they make your site LOTS worse.
If you want me to have more of a look at all of this let me know
http://www.stevie21.f2s.com/AB/stevie.jpg
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